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May 5th, 2011 - 8:16 am § in Culture, In the Field, Venezuela

“I’ll Take the Trout, with a Side of Socialism”

I spent the weekend in Mérida, a beautiful city in the Andean region of the Venezuela, with a population about 200,000.  On weekends, cyclists in full spandex zip up and down the mountain roads, people enjoy a cafecito in the beautiful Plaza Bolivar, and a university crowd fills up the lively disc[...]

December 3rd, 2010 - 1:08 pm § in Careers, Costa Rica, In the Field, Op Ed

Rural Poverty in Costa Rica: A Local Farmer’s Perspective

As the world spins into the year 2011, groups are battling for control. Countries, companies, NGOs and their various public relations departments are focusing their energies on how to look good in an increasingly ugly global economy. Everywhere you look, every product you pick up, whether it be an a[...]

March 5th, 2010 - 10:46 pm § in Day in the Life, Mexico

From One Farm to Another: WWOOFing in Mexico

Micah Kiljoy is a a native to Portland, OR and has spent the last two winters hitchhiking up and down the coasts of the United States. This is her second time in Mexico and first time participating in the World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) program. She spends most of her time reading,[...]





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