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September 5th, 2008

Haiti, Bahamas: Hurricane Hanna 

a small portrait of this author Janine Mendes-Franco · 21:42
sample image for this postHaiti didn't need another tropical storm, far less another hurricane. As Hanna descended upon the island, she brought with her more rains, more flooding and more death. 3 comments · »»

September 3rd, 2008

Haiti, Jamaica: Hurricane Update 

a small portrait of this author Janine Mendes-Franco · 12:49
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As the Caribbean territories that were hit by Hurricane Gustav begin their clean-up efforts, new storms threaten to disrupt these islands once again. 3 comments · »»

September 2nd, 2008

Morocco: Welcoming Ramadan This is a Photos post

a small portrait of this author Jillian York · 12:22
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sample image for this postRamadan comes but once a year, and Moroccan bloggers are gearing up for the month ahead by sharing recipes, photos, and their thoughts on Morocco's imams spotting the moon a day later than most of the world. 5 comments · »»

August 8th, 2008

Peru: Blogging About Food at Home and Abroad 

a small portrait of this author Eduardo Avila · 03:55
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sample image for this postPeruvian food has been receiving plenty of attention in the media, and bloggers are writing about their favorite dishes. Alejandro García of Peru Food provides the latest blog roundup about the subject of local cuisine found at home and in the diaspora communities. 0 comments · »»

August 5th, 2008

Western Sahara: Three Cups of Tea This is a Photos post

a small portrait of this author Renata Avila · 02:19
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sample image for this postAs with many cultures, people in Western Sahara have developed rites and a social scene around tea and we can imagine the desert, a cloudless sky at night, a full moon and a cup of tea (or two, or three)! Renata Avila makes us do just that in this translation of Spanish Sahrawi blogs. 9 comments · »»

July 28th, 2008

Cuba: July 26th 

a small portrait of this author Janine Mendes-Franco · 21:27
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This past weekend, on July 26th, Cuba marked the 55th anniversary of the attack on the Moncada Barracks in Santiago that came to be recognised as the start of the Cuban Revolution. Bloggers react to President Raul Castro's much-anticipated speech at the event. 0 comments · »»

July 25th, 2008

Zimbabwe: On the soaring inflation 

a small portrait of this author Elia Varela Serra · 20:37
sample image for this postZimbabwe, that was once one of the richest countries in Africa, at present finds itself falling into economic chaos with inflation reaching record levels, and with zeroes being regularly added to the currency. Bloggers comment on the grim situation, its causes and consequences. 0 comments · »»

July 18th, 2008

Korea: Chopsticks… Rather Complicated… 

a small portrait of this author Hyejin Kim · 13:49
sample image for this postWhy does Korea use iron for chopsticks while other chopsticks countries use wooden materials? What is the history of the use of chopsticks? When do kids learn how to use it? Hyejin Kim answer these and other questions about this ancient eating utensil. 3 comments · »»

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