| 09 May 2018 17:52 | Camp Verde Journal |
Adam the Great, a magician out of Washington, traveled to the fair looking for people to impress with his tricks like transforming a stack of Nicaraguan Córdoba bills into United States dollars, card tricks and more. “I think it's crazy,” said 15-year ...
more| 02 May 2018 08:30 | New York Times |
Buyers can grant power of attorney to a lawyer to represent them at the closing and finalize the deal, which is transacted in the local currency.
more| 25 Apr 2018 02:30 | American Football International |
However, what our international American football family in Nicaragua has experienced in recent days, has put the privilege of participating in the sport outside of North America truly into perspective.
more| 22 Apr 2018 18:23 | Wall Street Journal |
The chaos of the past few days has revealed a desire for change in Nicaragua.” On Saturday, the business group, COSEP, had demanded that the government free imprisoned demonstrators, stop police repression and restore freedom of speech as a ...
more| 07 Mar 2018 03:33 | Wise Bread |
This Central American country has been developing a reputation as something of an adventurer's paradise in recent years. Exciting outdoor adventures include volcano surfing, underwater cave diving, and activities like hiking, zip lining, and horseback ...
more| 25 Feb 2018 02:48 | Creators Syndicate |
From its brightly painted colonial-era houses and churches to the shimmering waters of Lake Nicaragua with its hundreds of tiny islands (isletas) to the verdant cloud-shrouded slopes of the Mombacho Volcano that dominates the landscape, Granada is a ...
more| 24 Feb 2018 04:51 | Times Colonist |
I really like Granada. It's a safe, pleasant, Spanish Colonial town on the shores of the giant freshwater Lago Cocibolca (Lake Nicaragua), sandwiched between two active volcanoes: Volcán Mombacho and Volcán Masaya. Nicknamed “the Great Sultan” in ...
more| 19 Feb 2018 21:12 | International Policy Digest |
Spain arrived in Central American in 1502 and by the middle of the century had successfully colonized most of Central America, including present-day Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and parts of Southern Mexico ...
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