by jwebster
I’m on my way back from Granada on what’s called a “microbus”, a term that refers to the size of the bus rather than the number of passengers. I am sitting in a very small seat which I’m sharing with my 3 new best friends. There is music blasting from
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by jwebster
Since my arrival in Nicaragua a month ago, I’ve been struck by two opposing realities. On one hand, Nicaragua has a long way to go. According to the CIA World Factbook, “Nicaragua, the poorest country in Central America, has widespread underemployment and poverty.” The global economic crisis has hit Nicaragua
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