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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Ecuador Technology – Fibre Optics – Internet
Ecuador technology has scored big and the beneficiary is going to be Internet users across the nation. As service quality is ramped up, the costs will drop.
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Living Warm and Dry in Cosy Southeast Ireland
Living Warm and Dry in Cosy Southeast Ireland When people see Ireland’s rugged, spectacular west coast, they are often so overwhelmed by the sheer beauty of it all that they…
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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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Discover Ecuador
Daily Brief – Ecuador promotes Regional Tourism Stealing a page from the Samson and Goliath playbook, Ecuador has begun an impressive campaign to bring Brazilian tourism dollars to Ecuador. …
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Living in Thailand, Teaching English at the University
Living in Thailand, Teaching English at the University What kind of job do you have? I teach English at Chiang Mai University, known in northern Thailand as maw-chaw. (Maw-chaw is…
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Cartagena International Music Festival
Cartagena International Music Festival The old city of Cartagena is never more alive when music fills the streets. Set against the backdrop of spectacular colonial buildings, in the streets, in…
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Simplifying International Money Transfers to Ecuador
I wear many hats. Sometimes, I think my nickname should be “Hat Rack”. However, I love it when it opens up the opportunity to bring something special to our loyal…
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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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Santa Marta
Having lived the ”colonial life” for two years in Cartagena, I was uncertain what to expect from her ”older sister” Santa Marta. While the Spanish had made other attempts at…
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