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A culinary adventure to Ricas Pupusas El Salvador
The menu: like the location, is perfect for those looking for a little out-of-country food experience.
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CCJ President Accuses Costa Rica Of Trying To Destroy Court
CCJ President Accuses Costa Rica Of Trying To Destroy Court In an unusual move the president of the Corte Centroamericana de Justicia - Central American Court Of Justice -Francisco Lobo Lara, accused Costa Rica in the Nicaraguan press in trying to shut down the regional body and announced a diplomatic counteroffensive.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Visits KSU
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jody Williams spoke at Kennesaw State University Thursday on her life as an activist and the future of global peace movements.
M 4.5, off the coast of El Salvador
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Police find 7 bodies in western El Salvador
Salvadoran police say they have found the bodies of seven people inside black plastic bags dumped separately in the town of Sonsonate.
Police find 7 bodies in western El Salvador
Police have a mystery on their hands after a couple of teenagers found a human skull in a South Florida lake.
Castro on U.S. politics: Robot better than a Republican or Obamatales
In a brief article entitled "The Best President for the United States," Fidel Castro took the opportunity to slam U.S. chief executive Barack Obama, "for whom, in his desperate quest for reelection, the dreams of Luther King are more light years away than Earth is from the nearest habitable planet." In his opinion, worse still are the Republican ... (more)
Education strategies that turn youth from gangs and violence to education and employment.
Tamara Thompson, a doctoral student in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of North Texas, and lead facilitator for Mockingbird Education, traveled to EL Salvador this last week to train educators and social workers in methodologies designed to keep high risk youth engaged in education and away from the gangs, violence, ... (more)
Rees taps acting Portland Police Chief Sauschuck for permanent appointment
Acting Portland Police Chief Michael Sauschuck has been chosen by City Manager Mark Rees to take on the position permanently, after a months-long search and what was described as a rigorous gauntlet of tests for applicants for the job.
Clinics to help El Salvadorian nationals to re-register for TPS
Read more: Local , El Salvadorians Nationals Getting Help to re Register , Clinics being Held to Help El Salvadorian Nationals , Temporary Protective Status , TPS OTTUMWA, IOWA -- From JanuaryA until March, there will be clinics in Ottumwa to help El Salvadorian nationals renew their visas so they can stay in the Heartland.
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Fitch Upgrades S-T Rtg for San Antonio, TX (City Pub Svc of San Antonio) Jr Lien Revs 2003 to 'F1+'
17, 2012, press release Jr Lien Revs 2003 to 'F1+') is effective today . Additional information is available at ' www.fitchratings.com '. The ratings above were solicited by, or on behalf of, the issuer, and therefore, Fitch has been compensated for the provision of the ratings.
El Salvador massacre apology on 20-year peace mark
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — El Salvador's president has formally apologized for the 1981 El Mozote massacre and acknowledged the government's responsibility for killing 936 civilians in a counterinsurgency operation.
El Salvador offers pensions, care to ex-rebels
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes says an estimated 22,000 former rebel combatants now living in poverty will finally get long-overdue health care, pensions and other benefits.
Salvadoran soldiers get Spain extradition request
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — El Salvador's government says it has received a formal request from Spain for the extradition of 13 former military officers accused in the 1989 slayings of six Jesuit priests and two other people.
El Salvador: Pesticides Fill Graveyards in Rural Villages
NUEVA ESPERANZA, El Salvador, Jan 12, 2012 - Sitting in the shade under a tree at a careful distance, Francisco Sosa watches his son prepare the land for planting by spraying the weeds with an herbicide from a tank carried on his back.
U.S. extends deportation hold for some Salvadorans
SANTA ANA Mauricio Girn wasn't very hopeful about his ability to stay in the United States because he had heard news reports about the anti-immigrant climate.
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