bottom: General Environment: A landscape divided into two halves that contrast

bottom: General Environment: A landscape divided into two halves that contrast strongly with each other. On the left, an environment that symbolizes the most advanced and prosperous areas of the world, and to the right, an environment that represents the most disadvantaged and challenged regions by globalization. Left Half: Developed Countries Landscape: A modern city with skyscrapers, well-paved avenues and high-tech areas. You can include elements such as a headquarters of a large corporation, luxury shopping malls and efficient public transport. Details: Well-dressed people using advanced technological devices, such as smartphones and tablets. Buildings with bright lights and advertisements for global brands. The atmosphere is prosperous and clean. Right Half: Developing Countries Landscape: An impoverished neighborhood with dilapidated buildings, unpaved streets and lack of basic infrastructure. You can include elements such as precarious housing, small shops and informal markets. Details: People in simple clothing and in arduous working conditions, as in factories with poor working conditions. The atmosphere is more gloomy and disorganized, with evidence of lack of access to basic services. Central Element: The Contrast Transition: In the center of the image, There is a dividing line or symbolic wall that separates the two halves.. This element can be a physical wall, a blurred border or a bridge that is not completed, highlighting the gap between prosperous and disadvantaged areas. Inequalities and Challenges Represented: Economic Inequalities: On the left side, You can show wealth and high technology, while in the right, poverty and lack of access to technology are shown. This visualizes the economic gap between regions. Working Conditions: Images of workers on the right half in precarious conditions versus employees on the left half in comfortable working environments. Access to Services: The difference