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Learn about an interesting guy named Migicho!

By Kids of RMB 

In the Galápagos Islands in Ecuador 🇪🇨, there was a man who was really poor! He couldn’t even go to school. So a rich man promised him to give the man a scholarship! But instead, the rich man abandoned Migicho on a boat for 2 MONTHS! When he came back to shore, he was arrested for 2 YEARS! Then after he was released, he became an alcoholic🍺 for 12 years. 

After he quit Alcohol, he decided to work out and clean his trashy island! So, he ran every day and collected Cigarette butts on the streets! He collected trash and converted them into art and sold them! The main reason why he did this was that he wanted to clean his island and protect his country! 

Please do make the earth a better place to live for our future generations to come!!

By Sri Nihal Tammana


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