- Countries:
- Costa Rica, Spain
- Topics:
- Diaspora, Travel
- Languages:
- Spanish
Juan Carlos Hidalgo links to an article and discusses how difficult it is for Costa Ricans to visit Spain, due to all of the immigration regulations.
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Curiously, this same conversation is echoed in another country: Colombia.
The article on a Colombian’s missadventure to visit, as she did for years and years, her friends in Spain