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During the most violent protests against the Noriega’s regime, the Civilistas used the Venezuela School (Escuela República de Venezuela) to organize their anti-government activities.  It was always the departing venue for educator’s demonstrations. During the late seventies, then teacher Marcos Antonio Alarcón, also used this building to organize large protests against the Educational Reform which [...]

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After the eruption of social protests in Northern Africa and the Middle East spreads, there are serious repercussions in the rest of the world.  We are indeed living in a “global village” as Marshall McLuhan used to say. Among Arab countries feeling the contagion of the freedom fever are Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco, [...]

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December was an unusually wet month.  Starting December 8th (Mother’s Day), all the  heaven’s faucets were opened to their maximum capacity.  It rained cats and dogs for days.  Even Noah hadn’t seen so much rain.  In only fifteen days, it rained 265 millimeters of precipitation.  The Province of Darien was almost covered with water; not [...]

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Fondas in Panamá are the undisputed favorte gathering place for most construction workers and taxi drivers.  It’s their water hole to calm their hunger and thirst.  You can buy a generous portion of white rice, fried green plantains, red beans, a  cabbage and tomatoes salad, fried chicken and a Coke or chicha for approximately $2.00.  [...]

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Net Applications, a reputable Web site which monitors the performance of web browsers, recently came up with its latest statistics concerning this subject. Below is the performance of the largest Web browsers still wagging their tail for February 2011. Internet Explorer: 56.77 – 56.00 = 0.77 Firefox: 21.74 – 22.75 = 1.01 Chrome:  10.93 – [...]

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Footprints have always attracted me.  I remember following them when I went to the beach in Bocas del Toro where I lived during my childhood.  The human traces trigger a whole series of questions like… Who made these footprints? Where were they going? Are they old or young? Were they happy or sad? Were their [...]

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