Question

necesito un párrafo mínimo de 20 lineas sobre que puedo hacer si fuera millonario

Answer 1

I must confess that it was not easy to decide what I would do if I were a millionaire, but then I thought that if I were a millionaire I would have a lot of money to do many things. I could travel anywhere and buy what I wanted, I think I even get bored with buying things that could serve me for something or maybe not at all. But it would not be me, my family or friends; A good part of that money would be destined to help many people living in poverty in my country Venezuela and why not in Latin America, sorry, not to help, to offer solutions to their problems. Sounds better, I think. For me, good education is a fundamental pillar for the cultural, economic and political development of any society, so it would lead to the construction of first world schools in the most needy sectors where children and young people can develop their skills to be easily integrated into The best universities in their region, because "where there is education, there is no distinction of classes" says a mural of my city. It would also reach different agreements with the National Government of turn to be able to finance hospitals that have all the medical services. Of course, I could not spend all day earmarking money only for social work. I believe that to be able to invest in the social first you have to generate good economy, since without the money you will not be able to help much, I would have to make sure that my "numeritos" in the bank grow; Investing in business, creating new businesses. That is where we return to the social, because creating new micro or macro companies, would be creating new sources of work, new opportunities. Maybe that "first good economy" and then social, sounded a little rough, but it is so, because if there are no resources, how do we generate true quality of life for those who have less? I firmly believe that the poor need justice and not charity or alms, and what better way to achieve that justice than by giving them opportunities to progress, giving them the tools they need to overcome themselves, without depending or owing anything to anyone.