Archive for 'Living in Nicaragua'
Explore the Best of Gran Pacifica’s Beach Resort Amenities
Posted on 23. Apr, 2013 by Gran Pacifica.
Whether you are to purchase a primary residence in a community in Nicaragua or you are searching for the ultimate vacation spot, amenities matter. At the Gran Pacifica Beach Resort, guests and residents have countless options. Golf is incredibly popular, but more exotic ways to enjoy the outdoors include horseback riding or surfing on the private beach. With volleyball courts, outdoor walking tracks and lots of social gathering places, it is easy to see the appeal of the Gran Pacifica Beach Resort.
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Goodbye Gran Pacifica
Posted on 19. Feb, 2013 by Gran Pacifica.
During our last full day in Nicaragua, at the tail end of a nine-day mid-January vacation, our group of four bade farewell to the Gran Pacifica Resort and returned by taxi to the capitol city of Managua.
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Why the Savvy are Adding Nicaragua to their “Check Out” Lists
Posted on 15. Feb, 2013 by Gran Pacifica.
Charleton Heston isn’t Moses but try telling my parents that. Similarly, Nicaragua’s President, Daniel Ortega, isn’t a villain but try telling the average U.S. citizen that. And so the reality vs. image crisis in Nicaragua continues. Since his return to power in a Democratic election nearly four years ago, President Ortega has become a caricature of what he is supposed to be rather than the leader he has become. News coverage tends to be focused on the Lady Lounging in Nicaragua relationships he maintains with world leaders opposed to US policy rather than on the positive substantive actions of his term as President. Listening only to these reports, one would assume the worst about this country and its leadership.
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Planning to Retire Overseas – Tune into the Bob Adams Demographics Interview Thursday Feb 21
Posted on 14. Feb, 2013 by Fredman.
Be sure and tune in for Mike’s Gringo Life Thursday, February 21 at 2:00pm EST. Bob Adams, a historian, demographics expert, futurist, and full time expat himself talks about his years of research into why North Americans are planning to retire overseas, who they are, what they want, where they are going, and why. Bob’s [...]
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On Mike’s Radio Show Tomorrow… Cigar Tours, Medical Tourism and Nordic School
Posted on 06. Feb, 2013 by Valeria Espinoza.
On Thursday February 7, the Mikes Gringo Life show features the Expat Kids as the opening segment. Emily Cobb, 8 years old, not to be outdone by her big sister Amanda age 12, wants to take on the role of host for the show and interviews her big sister. They discuss their new school, the Nordic School [...]
