Re-Post: the Expat Daily News Latin America News

It's more than a year, we went online with this bulletin, to supplement the Expat Daily News (ECT) with a focus on Latin America. After more than 500 articles, we have a daily page views, and I'd like to thank all our loyal readers: so, you know, it's not good, but the invitation to the other realm and here also continue after us. Daily News, Expat Latin America (EDNLA) will continue to publish, but not every day. We will post articles 2 to 3 times a week, to continue to provide useful information for immigrants in the region. While trying to write about topics from the trout on the Dakar, I spent thousands of hours of examining topics you have fun and interest, in the process of looking up and joined the news servers around the world, making me very funny (or boring) dinner Companion. They have developed on the basis of real views on everything from the fraud of "Italian" olive oil on each of the political and financial crisis throughout the world. I wrote on the topics of this surface in the mainstream press, 3 days ago. But, frankly, I lost my focus, my original intention was, and it was to write, fun, educational, instructive and humorous expat-oriented pieces. Somewhere along the way, a pragmatic realist in me stark discovered that the hemisphere, as well as the rest of the planet, is desperate to decline, with democracy is neglected in the name of money.I mean, rescue the economy.Some Governments in this hemisphere, in particular, seem hell bent to trade power for money, human rights, for freedom, the land of their ancestors, a favor with foreign powers and began to write in this direction, and again, to be honest, many of the comments I received, may have been only 5, which was composed by me for my anti capitalist, for saxophone-socialist, "virtual anti-American" position. So far, my editors encourage me sometimes quenching tone kriklounu, (thank you!), but between the writing so much all the time, I found no free time that my passion is photography.Therefore, we are now published on the EDNLA 2-3 times a week, the PRIMARY, will have daily contributions with real reporting and analysis, while the posting will be my next occasional rants on the previously dormant site, voices from exile, uncensored, where they continue to create from my heart and mind, without insulting all but insulted and sometimes burden my readers with photo essays of this amazing planet we live on.It will also serve as an open invitation to all to participate in this new format. There is something, what do you like? Instead, you want to recommend? Opinion to add to this conversation? The no-submit a letter to the e-mail or an essay for me. If it's a personal attack or an absolute bullshit, it's even more crazy than mine, I assure you that it will be published. The interactive dialogue is completely supported. I've installed the DISQUS commenting system that allows for more reader interaction, so that even those of you living in the darkened basement parents surrounded by junk, which nasnímá in shopping carts. In the meantime, Remember to read and commented on we can publish. We love you.Below, read some good news from my editor and nemesis, Julie R Butler.[Note from the editor, and nemesis: the recovery will be blog rich connectivity ensures the work I started again in Patagonia, before I had a lot of work, editing, writing and maintaining two websites Expat Daily News and also with other projects. In addition, watch out for my articles to a new feature on Truthout.org be soon started. General theme handles the connection between the peoples of the Americas, as well as on a global scale, and I hope that I can add a unique perspective into the public conversation about the events affecting all of us here on planet Earth.]Many thanks to all our readers as we look forward to interesting 2012.

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