The Constitutionalist Government Confronted With the Sanitary And Educational Pr
The Constitutionalist Government Confronted With the Sanitary And Educational Pr
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It may therefore be said without exaggerating, that there is a necessary rela- tion of direct proportion between the sum of civilization acquired by a country, and the degree of perfection attained by its sanitary organization. " The activities, in this respect, of General Diaz' Govern- ment, during the thirty odd years of enforced peace and of apparent material well-being, were devoted almost ex- clusively to works to gratify the love of ostentation or speculation. Seldom were they devoted to ...the true needs of the country. There were erected magnificent build- ings. To build the National Theatre and Capitol, both un- finished, it was planned to spend sixty millions of pesos. When it was a case of executing works of public utility, their construction was made subservient to the illicit ends pointed out. Thus for example the works of city improve- ment, never finished, not even in the Capital, in spite of the conditions of notorious unhealthfulness of some important towns, were always begun with elegant and costly asphalt pavements, which it became necessary to destroy and re- place, whenever a water or drainage pipe had to be laid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may therefore be said without exaggerating, that there is a necessary rela- tion of direct proportion between the sum of civilization acquired by a country, and the degree of perfection attained by its sanitary organization. " The activities, in this respect, of General Diaz' Govern- ment, during the thirty odd years of enforced peace and of apparent material well-being, were devoted almost ex- clusively to works to gratify the love of ostentation or speculation. Seldom were they devoted to ...the true needs of the country. There were erected magnificent build- ings. To build the National Theatre and Capitol, both un- finished, it was planned to spend sixty millions of pesos. When it was a case of executing works of public utility, their construction was made subservient to the illicit ends pointed out. Thus for example the works of city improve- ment, never finished, not even in the Capital, in spite of the conditions of notorious unhealthfulness of some important towns, were always begun with elegant and costly asphalt pavements, which it became necessary to destroy and re- place, whenever a water or drainage pipe had to be laid.
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