500 posts tagged Nicaragua
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Nicaragua: Transport Strike in Second Week
http://www.worldtravelwatch.com/ 08/ 05/ nicaragua-transport-strike-in-second-we…A nationwide transportation strike to protest rising fuel costs began May 5 and continued into a second week with no signs of abating. Roads have been blocked and protests have turned violent. Protesters set two trucks on fire and 35 people were arrested in clashes with police on the Pan-American Highway in northern Nicaragua.
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Milagro Del Mar -- A Miracle of the Sea!
http://blog.newcondosonline.com/ milagro-del-mar-a-miracle-seaBREAKING NEWS -- New Condos Online has recently begun a new campaign to increase exposure into our Latin American and Mexican markets by contacting fantastic new developments and featuring their projects on our site.
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Granada Ometepe Island Nicaragua [PICS]
http://www.wndrlust.com/ Pictures/ Granada_Ometepe_Island_Nicaragua_PICSGranada Ometepe Island Nicaragua [PICS] http://vagabondjourney.com – I traveled in Nicaragua for the first time in the summer of 2006 with Erik the Pilot. These photographs are from Granada, Lake Nicaragua, and Ometepe Island where we stayed at the Finca Magdelena.
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Nicaragua: chaos in the streets
http://rolita816.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ nicaragua-chaos-in-streets.htmlFrom La Prensa, 12 May 2008 For the past nine days, Nicaragua has been undergoing a transportation strike. It may seem simple, but a mere convenience for those of us who live in the US, as we're often accustomed to getting around on our own in cars, but that is not the case for many in the hemisphere's second poorest country.
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Palo de Mayo (May Pole) traditions in Bluefields, Nicaragua
http://latin-caribbean-travelblog.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ palo-de-mayo-may-pole-…The European May Pole dance combined with African traditions in Bluefields, a town on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast, to create a unique cultural blend. The May Pole Dance as celebrated in Bluefields during the month of May derives from African devotions to Mayaya, the goddess of fertility and maternity.
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Nicaragua
http://willandclaire.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ nicaragua/Right, we got to Nicaragua and the first place we headed was to the beach of course, the lovely (and very touristy) San Juan Del Sur. The beach near our hostel was the windiest beach ever, we actually got cuts from the sand blowing against our legs, the beach also had a dead eel in the sand every meter or so, very strange!
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Bringing Home The Bacon
http://casasilas.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ bringing-home-bacon.htmlBringing Home The Bacon Bringing home the bacon from el mercado central in Granada Posted by Casa Silas
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Rock the Tasba - Part 3
http://www.nicaraguahope.org/ rock-the-tasba-part-3/There was something special about Tasbapauni, and I couldn’t place my finger on it. A clue came from a woman named Carolina… and she owned a monkey. Other parts to this story: Rock the Tasba Part 1 Rock the Tasba Part 2 Carolina had been living in Tasbapauni for many years now and she seemed happy to be there.
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Spicy Nicaraguan!
http://www.goshencoffee.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ spicy-nicaraguan/We have just recently received a Nicaraguan and as the title suggests, it’s quite spicy! It is very straightforward. The grounds smell of sweet ground chocolate and spice which follows through to the cup, but what you will notice first after brewing is the smell of fresh tobacco and leather.
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Congress Has The Power To Stop The Iraq War
http://www.irakrakow.com/ constitution/ 2007/ 02/ 16/ congress-has-the-power-to-…Congress Has The Power To Stop The Iraq War February 16th, 2007 President Bush (the self-anointed “decider”) seems to believe that he has the ultimate decision about whether or not to stop the Iraq war. If so, he should re-read both the Constitution and the oath of office that he swore to uphold, on the Bible - to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States”.
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