Haines is a travel writer and this story appeared in the travel section of a newspaper. Is this the type of essay you would expect to find in that section of a paper

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I wouldn't expect to find this essay in the newspaper's travel section.

Explanation:

We usually check the travel section in a newspaper or magazine to see beautiful and pleasant places to travel and spend a pleasant time in a new place that has countless attractions. For that reason, I would never expect to find the essay "Fancing Famine" in this section. This is because this essay reveals a region devastated by the lack of water and shows how the community that lives there suffers and has countless difficulties every day of their lives.

This makes this region (located in Ethiopia) unattractive for travel, but the author's intention was precisely to attract people to the social and economic differences that different regions present and to attract the humanitarian sense of his readers.

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