El Coco, el Ratoncito Pérez y otras creencias de los niños latinos - El Coco, El Ratoncito Pérez, and Other Beliefs of Latin Children

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Cambiar sin dinero: el trueque de Cholula - Trading Without Money: Cholula's Barter Tradition

We take you inside the fascinating tradition of El Trueque de Cholula and explain how bartering has connected people, products, and communities for centuries. We share examples of what people exchanged this year—from fruits, vegetables, and handmade goods to clothing, groceries, ...  Show more

Sobre El Salvador - About El Salvador

We’re taking a closer look at El Salvador, from its Indigenous roots and fascinating history to its economy, currency, changing reputation for safety, and close ties with the United States. We explore the places that make the country worth visiting, including volcanoes, crater la ...  Show more

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