Las calles están vacías y los semáforos intermitentes. Una que otra persona camina apresurada por llegar a la parada para abordar el primer bus del día y otros inician la jornada caminando o corriendo por las calles de esta ciudad poco amigable. El trauma de la tarjeta. Aquí abunda el azul en todos sus niveles. Su nombre oficial, Golfo de Fonseca, pero le empecé a lla.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012. The Trash Heap and the Nest. Weary, I wheel a barrowful of weeds toward the trash heap. 8221; he asks, without looking up from patting in lettuce and carrot seeds. I apparently skipped that back corner during my April weeks of rake-and-burn. So this morning I gathered up both old and new. I look skyward, and spot her nest.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007. 15-Foot Waves Destroy Homes In Nicaragua. In Managua, Nicaragua, big waves were caused by a storm 2,000 miles away. The waves wrecked about 20 houses in Nicaragua and a hotel in Guatemala. Two hundred people were evacuated in Nicaragua. The government sent 75 Nicaraguan soldiers, fire-fighters, and rescue workers to help evacuate people. 15-Foot Waves Destroy Homes In Nicaragua.

Friday, March 23, 2007. Fishing has long been a source of food for the domestic market in Nicaragua. A 1987 loan by the IDB allowed the country to double the size of its fishing fleet to ninety boats.