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Guayaquil Ecuador

By Brian Horstman on December 26, 2009 in Ecuador, Photos, South America

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This is Guayaquil:Or at least, one very exceptional part of it. Most of the city doesn't look like this. In fact, over the years Guayaquil has developed something of a bad reputation. I've...

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When Day Becomes Dusk

By Ben Casnocha on December 17, 2009 in Chile, Photos, South America

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An ice cream cone sounded like the perfect way to end a hot, hot day in Santiago.I bought a double cone: mint chip and chocolate. I took it to Plaza de Armas.I sat on the...

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Taking IT Global

By Renee Blodgett on December 10, 2009 in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Pacific, Photos, South America, USA, Videos

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A very short clip of Jennifer Corriero from Talking IT Global on LeWeb's stage last week....

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Chileans Don’t Eat Breakfast or Dinner

By Ben Casnocha on December 3, 2009 in Chile, Photos, South America

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Lunch is their big meal.Breakfast is bread and butter. "Las Onces" is their dinner equivalent and it's exactly the same as breakfast. Bread and butter and perhaps some cheese.Naturally, for me, every day begins, "Will...

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Colombia’s Magical Cartagena de Indias

By Brian Horstman on November 23, 2009 in Colombia, Photos, South America

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Last December, we got on a plane in Guayaquil, and by the end of the day were here, in Cartagena, Colombia. Its narrow streets and balconies, and its colorful, crumbling walls greeted us as we...

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Night of the Museums

By Marcelo Barbon on November 22, 2009 in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Photos, South America

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If you didn’t come to Buenos Aires yet, you can’t imagine how Culture (with a big C) is alive around its many streets, avenues, and “caminitos”. Well, so I must tell you: Buenos Aires has...

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Los Chorros

By Brian Horstman on November 18, 2009 in Ecuador, Photos, South America

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Pictured above is the author standing near the calm and beautiful stream that flows just below one of several massive waterfalls that are referred to unassumingly as los chorros. The name translates more or less...

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Secrets of Buenos Aires: Feria de Mataderos

By Marcelo Barbon on November 1, 2009 in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Lodging, Photos, South America

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Every tourist coming to Buenos Aires knows the many outdoors fairs that occur during the weekends in different neighborhoods. The most famous is the San Telmo Fair every Sunday in the traditional southern region of...

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Marcelo Barbon is a writer, journalist, amateur photographer, and
frustrated drummer. He was born in Brazil, lives in Argentina and is always looking for a great story. Marcelo is interested in untold stories from any country.

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Guayaquil Ecuador

When Day Becomes Dusk

Taking IT Global

Chileans Don’t Eat Breakfast or Dinner

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Night of the Museums

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