In the Living Room of the Mansion
Blog: Enjoying the Colonial Style of the City
Date: June 12th 2007
DAY 9: STILL IN AREQUIPA Today I woke up early to visit some of the old colonial churches and houses of Arequipa as well as some hotels. My first visit was the Sabandia Water Mill or “Molino de Sabandia,” built in 1785. The entrance fee was around US ... read more
Date: June 12th 2007
DAY 9: STILL IN AREQUIPA Today I woke up early to visit some of the old colonial churches and houses of Arequipa as well as some hotels. My first visit was the Sabandia Water Mill or “Molino de Sabandia,” built in 1785. The entrance fee was around US ... read more
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My name is Renato
. I am a Peruvian born in Arequipa, the second largest city, located in the south of Peru.
I graduated with a law degree in 1998, and two years later I finished a Master’s degree in Business Law at the University of Lima. I was working as an assessor for the Peruvian Supreme Court when I decided to make a complete change in my life.
About three and a half years ago, after working in law for a while, I understood that being a lawyer was not my dream in life, so I quit my job and my life in [url=http://www.latikap... full info
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