How Will I Get My Mail in Panama
Options for sending and receiving mail in Panama Government Postal Services Sending and receiving mail in Panama can take a little work, but the routines aren’t difficult once you fall…
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Planning Your Trip Through Uruguay – Part 2
March 4, 2006 Last night we had our first real taste of customer service in a semi-emergency. It was pouring rain when the main circuit breaker shut off – and…
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Extranjeros en Servicio – Foreigners in Service
There is a need for your help in Colombia. Even if we might be self made men or women, as foreigners most of us come from much better personal circumstances…
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Driving In Panama
Part 1 – Driver’s License Requirements As a foreigner, you can legally drive in Panama for up to 90 days using a valid driver’s license from your home country. As…
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Manzanillo del Mar
In the mid-1950s, a group of 11 or 12 Afro Colombians purchased a small plot of land, not far from Cartagena de Indias but isolated enough that they and their…
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Classic Cars – Colombia
Hidden away in homes and the parking garages of many apartment buildings in Colombia are a surprising number of ”beauties”. Of course, Colombia is known for its beautiful people but…
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The Panama City International Marathon
A tropical challenge for runners at all levels On December 1st, 2013 Panama City will host its 37th International Marathon. This race is the oldest marathon in Central and South…
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Welcome to Colombia
Imagine waking everyday to fresh air, clear sunny, skies, and 70 to 80 degree temperatures…365 days per year ! Welcome to Colombia ! Add to that, being surrounded by landscapes…
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Living and Working in Fiji
Living and Working in Fiji Suva, The Capital Bula! (hello). Living in Fiji can be just about what you make it. It can be cheap or expensive depending on the…
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Language in Panama
Language in Panama English as a Second Language In Panama most people speak Spanish, the official language of the country. The Spanish in Panama is closer to Caribbean than Central…
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