Crimen Organizado

Unit 7
Lead-in
1. - a) underline the correct Word in bold.
1. Doctors without frontiers´ provides emergency health care.
2. A patient is a person who is ill.
3. A routine medical problem is a common health problem.
4. If you treat patients’, you try to cure them.
5. A decade is 10 years.
6. If you improve something, you make it better.

2. Read the statements, then listen and markthem as t (true) or f (false).
1. 34- years’ old Dianne grey was a successful actress. F
2. She began to find her job rather boring. T
3. I was treating patients with routine medical problems. T
4. Various armies have been fighting each other in the area for days. F
5. She will be leaving Angola next year. F

3. Read the text and answers the questions, then explain the words in bold.
1.Where has Dianne grey been living for the last eight months?
R= in Angola
2. Why did she go to Africa?
R= to work in an organization called Doctors without Borders

3. What has doctors without frontiers´ been doing for people in Angola since 1986?
R= medical care in several African countries
4. How did Dianne feel when she first went to Angola?
R= began to feel a little boring
5. How doesshe feel now about her experience in Angola?
R= was good because if return

Working with the sick
34-year- old Dianne grey was a successful doctor in the south of England, but for the last eight months she has been living in Angola, working for an organization called doctors without frontiers that provides emergency health care in several African countries.
Dianne was a gp in Horsham, surrey.She had a good career ahead of her and a comfortable life, but she began to find her job rather boring. She says, I was treating patients with routine medical problems- colds, sore throats and so on - and I felt a need to do something more important. The organization she works for has been sending medical teams and equipment to Angola since 1986. Various armies have been fighting each other in thearea for decades, and standards of health care have grown worse and worse. Outside the cities there aren´t enough hospitals, clines, doctors or nurses, and many diseases have become a major problem. At first Dianne was shocked, but she has been working hard to improve conditions there. During her time in Angola, as health care workers. Working here has been a very meaningful experience, she says.I have never felt so useful before. It´s so great to know that we have been helping people who really need it. She will be leaving Angola next month, but she has already decided to return to Africa as soon as possible.

34 años de edad, Diana gris era un médico de éxito en el sur de Inglaterra, pero en los últimos ocho meses ha estado viviendo en Angola, que trabaja para una organizaciónllamada los médicos sin fronteras que ofrece atención médica de emergencia en varios países africanos.
Diana era un gp en Horsham, surrey. Tenía una buena carrera delante de ella y una vida cómoda, pero comenzó a encontrar su puesto de trabajo bastante aburrido. Ella dice, yo estaba tratando a pacientes con problemas médicos de rutina, los resfriados, dolores de garganta, etc. - y me sentí la necesidadde hacer algo más importante. La organización para la que trabaja ha sido el envío de equipos médicos y equipos de Angola desde 1986. Varios ejércitos han estado luchando entre sí en la zona durante décadas, y las normas de cuidado de la salud han crecido cada vez peor. Fuera de las ciudades no hay suficientes hospitales, clinas, médicos o enfermeras, y muchas enfermedades se han convertido en unproblema importante. Al principio, Diana se sorprendió, pero ella ha estado trabajando duro para mejorar sus condiciones. Durante su estancia en Angola, como trabajadores de la salud. Trabajar aquí ha sido una experiencia muy significativa, dice. Nunca me he sentido tan útil antes. Es tan bueno saber que hemos estado ayudando a la gente que realmente lo necesitan. Ella será salir de Angola el...