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DesdeGuate.com complains that when Guatemala is finally covered on BoingBoing, it's for gang violence and not the fact that they were chosen “best cultural tourist destination” by the BBC.
El Canche writes about the recent prison deaths and gang fights in Escuintla as he gets ready to head back to Guatemala.
Gil C. Schmidt, writing from Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico says that the findings of Peruvian economist, Hernando de Soto are equally applicable throughout Puerto Rico.
Upside Down Blog has a long, thorough post on Donald Rumsfeld's visit to Paraguay and the reaction it generated throughout South America.
James, currently volunteering in Talanga, gives a quick update on human rights in Honduras.
Boz takes another look at Porfirio Lobo Sosa's platform for Honduras' upcoming presidential elections on November 27.
Fernando Cassia writes in both English and Spanish about the dove invasion of one Buenos Aires neighborhood. He warns “that one has to be careful when walking around (or carry an open umbrella).”
Jeannette Jalil covers Chilean presidential candidate, Michelle Bachelet's new campaign slogan.
Jim Shultz, responding to Donald Rumsfeld's accusations of Cuban and Venezuelan meddling in Bolivia, says what he believes to be the real foreign influences in modern Bolivian politics.
Miran, I love this post. I live in Qatar and to be honest, all you ever see is girls ignoring...
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