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Jugglers participate in the celebration of World Juggling Day at the Cuscatlan Park in San Salvador, El Salvador on June 15, 2013. The International Jugglers Association celebrates World Juggling Day to help to spread the activity and to bring jugglers together all over the world.
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Natasha Padgitt: Brewing Local Pride
Cadejo is a new brewery in El Salvador ... but it's about more than selling beer. It's about creating pride in something local. On a muggy Friday afternoon in the hot Salvadoran summer, David Falkenstein sits at a small table on the tasting terraza of Ca from The Huffington Post Read more »
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Obama stresses kids' need for dads' presence
US President Barack Obama, his wife Michelle and their daughters Sasha (left) and Malia are pictured in San Salvador on March 22, 2011. Obama is reflecting on the hole left in his life by the absence of his father, calling for reforms of child support la from AlterNet.org Read more »
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Mayan artefacts surface in El Salvador construction site
This hand out picture provided by the Salvadorean Secretary of Cultural Affairs shows an ancient tomb found at a construction site in the town of Colon, 25 kms west of San Salvador, on June 6, 2013. Japanese and Salvadorean archaeologists found archaeolo from Straits Times Read more »
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Mayan artifacts surface in El Salvador
SALVADORAN construction workers building a housing complex have unearthed Mayan pots, ceramic fragments and other artifacts. The find was made in Colon, 25km west of San Salvador. Specialists alerted to the site also found pieces of obsidian and part of from The Daily Telegraph Read more »
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Fragile peace in San Salvador as youth gangs trade weapons for jobs and hope
The main square in Ilopango is bustling with noise as the sun disappears behind the distant mountains. The queue for papusas, tortillas filled with beans and melted cheese, is growing as hymns ring out from the evangelical church. Across the square two g from Guardian Unlimited Read more »
