Tag Archives: Living in Nicaragua
Mike’s Gringo Life Radio Show May 16, 2013
Posted on 15. May, 2013 by Valeria Espinoza.
This week on Mike’s Gringo Life, Mike interviews 4 different expats in Nicaragua about life and opportunities in the country. His first guest, Ben Wheatly, talks about living and working on the Southern Pacific Coast of Nicaragua in a spa resort. His friend, Jack Griffin is next and talks about living in Managua and his [...]
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This Week on Mike’s Gringo Life
Posted on 15. Apr, 2013 by Valeria Espinoza.
Mike Cobb, from Mike’s Gringo Life, travels to Selva Negra to escape the heat of Managua in the “summer.” The period of December to May in Nicaragua is called summer by the locals and describes the dry season, a period where not a drop of rain falls for 5 months. This interesting geography creates a [...]
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Mike’s Gringo Life Radio Show for Dec. 11, 2012
Posted on 06. Dec, 2012 by Valeria Espinoza.
On December 11, 2012 Mike Cobb host of the Mikes Gringo Life show on the Overseas Radio Network will interview 3 women working and living in the region. More and more women are looking beyond the US and Canada for an active lifestyle in the tropics. Many like the three interviewed for the program are [...]
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Gran Pacifica as a Golf Resort
Posted on 22. Nov, 2012 by Gran Pacifica.
Gran Pacifica Resort is one of the largest and most magnificent resorts that the world has ever seen. It is not just known for its beaches and fine dining, but for its golf as well. Some people have traveled around the world to play these challenging courses and to stay at the most beautiful resort in Nicaragua.
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Your Nicaragua Living Adventure Awaits
Posted on 25. Oct, 2012 by Gran Pacifica.
Nicaragua property may be the solution to your retirement needs. Living expenses in the U.S. are rising all the time. This is not very good news for people who are facing retirement, especially if you plan on living the same lifestyle you currently have. It can be very difficult to continue to live at a certain standard of living when you are on a fixed income.
