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In the last couple of months, many people have asked me to describe the shrimp farming industry in El Salvador. As awareness of the environmental costs of intensive Read the Rest… Continue reading →

“I have got to learn how to dance when I get back to the states,” is what I told myself last Thursday night, which turned out to be Read the Rest… Continue reading →

You may know that while visiting El Salvador, you might be lacking some amenities that would have made you feel more at home. Well, what you may not Read the Rest… Continue reading →

One of the things that most pleasantly surprised me again and again throughout our time in the Bajo Lempo was the observation that the less people had, the Read the Rest… Continue reading →

From a distance, the mural in the church of Ciudad Romero is so colorful that it leaves no hint of the suffering that its story portrays. But at Read the Rest… Continue reading →

[Originally written on 1/16/2013] How do people from the US spend their time? As a US citizen traveling abroad, I am always curious about how we are perceived, Read the Rest… Continue reading →

Just about everyone has experienced the frustration of trying to communicate with someone of a different language; the confusion between interpretations, the embarrassment of accidentally saying something one Read the Rest… Continue reading →

Las buganvilias, en El Salvador, se llaman veraneras porque solo florecen en verano. Sin embargo, la veranera de Marcelina echa flores durante todo el año. Marcelina y su Read the Rest… Continue reading →

La aportación del Equipo Monterey no es económica, es decir, los estudiantes no financian los proyectos, sino que realizan un trabajo de investigación para implementar o modificar los Read the Rest… Continue reading →