Yesterday | Tim Leffel's Cheapest Destinations
Posted in Cheap Latin America Travel , Vacation deals This is a great time to travel to Mexico and Central America if you are looking for a deal on airfares.
Saturday May 17 | International Monetary Fund
IMF Staff Statement at the Conclusion of a Visit to San Salvador, El Salvador
An International Monetary Fund staff mission, led by Mr. Alfred Schipke, issued the following statement in San Salvador on May 16: "An IMF mission visited El Salvador during May 12-16, 2008 to review recent ...
Thursday May 15 | Indybay.org
Youth Assassinated in El Salvador
Hector Antonio Ventura, one of 14 people arrested during an anti-water privatization protest last year in the town of Suchitoto, El Salvador, was assassinated in his home on May 3. The assailants apparently ... via Indybay.org
Tuesday May 13 | WJLA-TV Arlington
ABC 7 Project Immigration: The Money Pipeline
“And for me, it's something special.”
INTIPUCA and SAN JORGE, El Salvador ABC 7's Project Immigration is taking a closer look at the strong financial ties between immigrants living in the Washington area and their families in Latin America. via WJLA-TV Arlington
Sunday May 11 | Guardian Unlimited
El Salvadoran presidential candidate walks line between right and left
“We have watched him develop for 20 years, acting with honesty and with courage”
This article was first published on guardian.co.uk on Thursday May 08 2008. It was last updated at 18:02 on May 08 2008. via Guardian Unlimited
Friday May 9 | Philly.com
Members named for reform commission taskforce
The Philadelphia School Reform Commission yesterday announced members of a task force that will make recommendations on how to improve school-district oversight and communications with city charter schools. via Philly.com
Wednesday May 7 | Des Moines Register
What I'm Into: Helen Martinez, 29, Pupusas de El Salvador vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market
For the past six years Helen Martinez, who moved here 20 years ago from El Paso, Texas, has spent her summertime Saturdays at the Downtown Farmers Market introducing patrons to her El Salvadorian family's ... via Des Moines Register
Friday May 2 | Waco Tribune-Herald
Waco composer to debut musical tribute to an El Salvadoran village on Wednesday
“It proclaims the human spirit and God's imprint on the human spirit that is much, much bigger than the evildoers”
A Waco composer's musical tribute to an El Salvadoran village massacred in 1981, "The Lamentations of Rufina Amaya," makes its debut Wednesday in the program "Songs of Love and Death: Music Inspired by Browning ... via Waco Tribune-Herald
Wednesday Apr 30 | NCPR Daily RSS
North Country activists work toward a better world for Central Americans
Students Maribel Torres and Marta Cuellar lived with host families in Saratoga Springs and Lake Luzerne while attending Adirondack Community College. via NCPR Daily RSS







