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The Recent best-selling author and YouTuber has spent time and money into building schools for girls in third world countries. "I truly believe that all people have a right to education. That we can’t develop as a civilized city if not everybody contributed to It.” states Argueta.
Argueta started by donating money from his profits to build school houses and buy supplies for the young girls to go to school free of charge. But giving his money was not enough.
He has traveled to these countries and worked alongside the contractors to help build these schools. He also has substituted for some of these classes, teaching the girls himself.
The author states that he will give his profits from the Netflix series of his books to the schools.
“I think

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