1)According to Carmela, how is the Indian Aid Mission funded? Is it connected to Mexico's Catholic Church, or to the Mexican government, or to some other source of support? (And if it is some other source, describe that source as specifically as you can)

1)According to Carmela, how is the Indian Aid Mission funded? Is it connected to Mexico's Catholic Church, or to the Mexican government, or to some other source of support? (And if it is some other source, describe that source as specifically as you can). 2. At the hotel where Alicia briefly stays in Ciudad Real, the landlady changes the total on the bill when she finds out that Alicia is there to work for the Indian Aid Mission. What is the reason the landlady gives for increasing the bill? 3. Dr. Salazar tells Alicia about his memories when he was a student at the Polytechnic University. When you compare what he tells Alicia about his student days compared to his life now in Oxchuc, what has changed in his attitudes about wealthy people and poor people? 4. What specific thing does Dr. Salazar believe the Indians need to be taught if "the real problem" with public health in Oxchuc is ever to be solved? 5. Based on your own personal experience, answer EITHER part of this question (just pick one of the two bullets, you do not have to answer both): · Describe an example of a time when you tried to do something positive for the world based on your idealism, and somebody discouraged you from doing so; what happened, and why did that person oppose your efforts? Describe an example of a situation you have personally witnessed in which health care or other social services were denied or taken away from someone because they said they could not pay; what happened, and did you believe the person was truthful when they said they could not pay?