I wrote for The Tico Times or rather, it’s Nicaraguan imprint, The Nica Times (now defunct), for six months or so while living in Nicaragua. On my fast-improving college Spanish, I covered a murder trial (the first which brought the FBI to Nicaragua—imperialism at work), anti-government protests, and reforestation projects.
Group Helps Create ‘Oasis’ at La Chureca — August 24, 2007
Catarina Looks to Expand Upon Budding Success — August 3, 2007
Country Braces for Hurricane Season — July 27, 2007
Citizen Councils Suffer Defeat in National Assembly — September 14, 2007
Large Developments Seek Social Sustainability — September 28, 2007
Expats Find Starting a Business Workable — August 31, 2007
U.S. Gives Police Anti-Drug Aid Package — July 20, 2007
Managua: The Good, the Bad and Gallo Pinto — July 20, 2007
International Reforestation Project Takes Root — July 27, 2007
Book Urges Folks to See Trees Through Forest — August 10, 2007
Granada Still Bullish for its Religious Festivals — August 10, 2007
Coastal Cleanup Helps Change Litterbug Culture — August 31, 2007
Granada Expats Relieved by Verdict — August 31, 2007
Granada’s New Garden Café Keeps it Simple with Sandwiches — September 7, 2007
Hotel Plaza Colón Unveiled in All its Glory — September 14, 2007
Women’s Group Promotes Solar Cooking — September 14, 2007
Youth Program Seeks Next Chessmaster — January 4, 2008
Activists Mobilize Against Abortion Ban — October 5, 2007
Internet Potential Remains Untapped — October 19, 2007
Local Bloggers Make Their Mark on the Web — October 25, 2007