This is a very good video that someone sent me and that I consider should be seen by everyone to get some ideas and concepts straight...

When hanging from an electric line seems like a better idea than facing your angry neighbors, you know you've screwed up.

Visiting the more than 600 years old colonial city of Granada in Nicaragua...by the way, this is the oldest city in America (yes, America...) still standing on the very same place it was originally founded!!   more...for more information visit: http://www.nicaragua.com/
and / or: http://www.visitanicaragua.com/  less

A more than 600 years old "Plaza" should be plenty of room for a toddler to practice his walk...

Chicheros en el Parque Central

http://trillionstars.com Trillion Stars - Culture of Life Nicaragua Trek - Orphanage. To Watch in HD (*recommended*) visit http://sunshine.am#vids Protect your money, visit trillionstars.com

http://trillionstars.com Trillion Stars Presents the Culture of Life Nicaragua Trek Pt2. To Watch in HD (*recommended*) visit http://sunshine.am#vids Protect your money, visit trillionstars.com

http://trillionstars.com Trillion Stars Presents the Culture of Life Nicaragua Trek. To Watch in HD (*recommended*) visit http://sunshine.am#vids Protect your money, visit trillionstars.com

http://www.SuccessfulNetVentures.com This guy would not move off the path. Usually, they would run in the opposite direction, particularly since there were older people on the island that still   more...saw iguanas as dinner. But not this guy, he had his heart set on that piece of sunshine and nothing was going to change his mind.  less

HOMENAJE A LOS MUJERONES QUE NOS HACEN TAN FELIZ TODOS LOS DIAS.DIOS LOS BENDIGA

Nicaraguan judicial system is crazy...hanging & beating criminals.

La ESTUPIDEZ con que hemos actuado y reaccionado es el motivo por el cual ahora estamos en la situación en que estamos y lo más triste es que por la comodidad de unos, por la indiferencia de   more...otros y por los intereses de unos pocos la solución aunque es muy sencilla está largo de nuestro alcance...  less

Mucho es lo que se habla sobre el medio ambiente, el recalentamiento global, la escases del agua y la contaminación ambiental pero realmente es muy poco o nada lo que hacemos por evitarlo o por contrarrestarlo.   more... En Nicaragua que somos un país empobrecido y en el sub-desarrollo los más recientes estudios de una agencia japonesa predicen que de continuar con la actitud egoísta con que se despalamos nuestros bosques y contaminamos nuestro medio ambiente; tan pronto como el 2017 ya no habrá agua potable disponible para los 1.5 millones de habitantes en la ciudad capital: Managua.
Las otras ciudades no se quedan libres de este mal ya que ya están padeciendo los trastornos de la escaces y la contaminación...  less

Sistematizacion visual del campamento con jóvenes de familias migrantes nicaragüenses en Costa Rica. La actividad tuvo lugar en el Centro Manú, Guápiles, Costa Rica, los días   more...27, 28 y 29 de enero de 2009. Fue organizada por Fútbol por la Vida y UNICEF.  less

MIS DESEOS PARA TODOS

CONSEJOS DE COMO LLEVARSE BIEN CON... Y DEBO......

DAD GRACIAS POR TODO A NUESTRO DIOS

With 4,000 hostile troops strung along Nicaragua's jungle borders with Honduras, John Pilger investigates this tiny nation's right to survive while explaining the history of U.S. supported death squads   more...in Central America. 1983 film about the small nation of Nicaragua and its right to survive investigates the corruption in Central America. In 1979, the Sandinistas won a popular revolution in Nicaragua, putting an end to decades of the corrupt US-backed Somoza dictatorship. They based their reformist ideology on that of the English Co-operative Movement, but proved too 'radical' for the Reagan administration. In this film, Pilger describes the achievements of the Sandinistas and their "threat of a good example".  less

Toni jamas lo penso..., pero llego el dia que su vida cambiaria no dejaria de ser un hombre sencillo, sino feliz..., descubrelo por que.

About: The 'Good Germans' Among Us; By FRANK RICH
10/14/07 "New York Times"-"BUSH lies" doesn't cut it anymore.
It's time to confront the darker reality that we are lying to ourselves.
  more...
10 days ago The Times unearthed yet another round of Secret
Department of Justice memos countenancing torture. President Bush
gave his standard response: "This government does not torture people.
Of course, it all depends on what the meaning of "torture" is. The whole
point of these memos is to repeatedly recalibrate the definition so
Mr. Bush can keep pleading innocent.

By any legal standards except those rubber-stamped by Alberto
Gonzales, we are practicing torture, and we have known we are doing
so ever since photographic proof emerged from Abu Ghraib more than
three years ago. As Andrew Sullivan, once a Bush cheerleader,
observed last weekend in The Sunday Times of London,
America's "enhanced interrogation" techniques have a grotesque
provenance: "Verschärfte Vernehmung, enhanced or intensified
interrogation, was the exact term innovated by the Gestapo to describe
what became known as the 'third degree.' It left no marks. It included
hypothermia, stress positions and long-time sleep deprivation."

Still, the drill remains the same. The administration gives its alibi (Abu
Ghraib was just a few bad apples). A few members of Congress
squawk. The debate is labeled "politics." We turn the page.

There has been scarcely more response to the similarly recurrent story
of apparent war crimes committed by our contractors in Iraq. Call me
cynical, but when Laura Bush spoke up last week about the human
rights atrocities in Burma, it seemed less an act of selfless
humanitarianism than another administration maneuver to change the
subject from its own abuses.

As Mrs. Bush spoke, two women, both Armenian Christians, were
gunned down in Baghdad by contractors underwritten by American
taxpayers. On this matter, the White House has been silent. That
incident followed the Sept. 16 massacre in Baghdad's Nisour Square,
where 17 Iraqis were killed by security forces from Blackwater USA,
which had already been implicated in nearly 200 other shooting
incidents since 2005. There has been no accountability. The State
Department, Blackwater's sugar daddy for most of its billion dollars in
contracts, won't even share its investigative findings with the United
States military and the Iraqi government, both of which have deemed the
killings criminal.  less

White Chistmas / Blanca Navidad (live) at La Rochelle wine bar in Gorey, Ireland

Colm and Jayro play The little drummer boy

Recuerdos de Ipacaraí, una bella canción Paraguaya

My acoustic version of "Alma, Corazón y Vida"