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San Juan del Sur
Leon
Telica Volcano
Somoto Canyon
Tisey Nature Reserve
Waslala
Corn Islands
Ometepe
Other scenes from Nicaragua
Wow. Great travelog. It’s got to be difficult for a country to rebuild after such devastation. I don’t imagine there’s much international investment.
Thank you John! It can be hard for investors as the labor laws make it very difficult on business owners.
They’re is a LOT of investing, the growth from outside money is Big. The Government has programs that make it easier. Much of what was said was a backpackers opinion only, that’s OK but sometimes misleading in many ways.
Hi Ralph, Thank you for posting. I was only there for 80 days so my view is limited. I did see a lot of outside money being invested. Many will probably do great, personally I’m not ready to take that risk, too many stories from locals on personally being threatened by the government to do things his way. Looking forward to more comments from you.
I reiterate, a mob run government who kills people for speaking their minds. Very sad to see the current state of affairs right now.
It is so interesting to hear about places I don’t often think of as a place to travel or vacation (not “typical). I too have learned, from international travel, to appreciate building and electrical regulations we have here in USA.
It makes me appreciate the rules on one hand. On the other hand I like the freedom, freedom however requires personal responsibility (which I wish there was more of)
This was a great blog. I, too, have come to appreciate what we have in the U.S. I feel that people need to travel in a foreign country to truly appreciate America. Keep the blogs coming.
Thank you, glad you are enjoying. My hope is that more people will travel:)