Revolución – Jinotega, Nicaragua

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1. sanner priongone says:

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   RT Castro se disculpa por la homofobia de la revolución Cubana #insólito "Fue una gran injusticia" O.ò
2. barraldi fur says:

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   7 de septiembre de 2010.- El embajador norteamericano en Managua, Robert Callahan, se retiró precipitadamente del acto de celebración del 31 Aniversario del Ejército de Nicaragua cuando el presidente Daniel Ortega calificó a las agencias de inteligencia de Estados Unidos “los estrategas de la maldad”. Según el sitio web contrainjerencia.com, Ortega subrayo como estas agencias tienen planes contingentes “para todo, para invadir, para dar golpe de Estado”, y pasan por encima del Congreso y del Presidente de EEUU. “Ni se le ocurre a esos conspiradores a venir a proponerle a un oficial del…(lea la noticia completa en Aporrea.org)
3. glyne pitzan says:

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   Hotels in jinotega nicaragua | orgstate: Hotel Cafe Jinotega (Jinotega, Nicaragua) – Hotel Reviews … 4 reviewsHo…
4. catayatead sham says:

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   you could probably get some rain and let me say when it rains it POURS usually only for a couple minutes or so but maybe not probably more. Be careful if your around really dusty areas and you sence rain because sometimes they can change to a really really muddy mess and sometimes a muddy river as a flash flood… thats how my cousin died. just be prepared, you probably don't have anything to worry about. It will still be warm out too.

   For the dialect a lot of people speak spanish, but there are native languages like miskito (me) and sumo. if you hear someone talking and it's not spanish or english. You would be suprised to how many people speak english.

   Culture hummm, well you'll see. I don't really know how to explain but most people are pretty easy going.

   Try PICO it's a type of bread, yumm. Things are cheap 1 dollar = 18.032 cordobas, at the markets you can buy a piece of bread for 1 cordoba. an expensive meal for me I remember was 40 cordobas (like 2.25 dollars, not american money, nicaragua is in america)

   Maybe you would want to pack a couple bottles of water in your check in bag because when I went back, I got stomach problems (if you know what I mean) from the new water, I don't think it will happen though unless your water is comming from a well.

   hey you'll probably get to see a few monkeys.
   Oh and a lot of pigs, thats the picture in my avitar.
   Pig crossings.
   Where I was, they had nacatamales only after friday because thats when they kill the pig.

   I don't know where you'll be staying but for a warning, be carful with the sinks, remember…. make sure your head is out of the sink or you'll have a head strain the rest the day.
   Showers, the water falls from above, not from an angle. Most places the water is cold but thats a good thing there.

   Now I have a question for you, if you could answer it would be great. What are Mission people? I've heard the name a million times but I never knew anything about it.

   I KNOW YOU WILL HAVE A LOT OF FUN ON YOUR TRIP!!!!! lucky…. I wish I could go home

   aww I just realized I answered this question too late.
5. sigge says:

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   Mi Pdte estoy con la Revolucion deme la oportunidad.,Soy Ing de Gas, quiero trabajar con uds. Respondam Sr Pdte. Ayudeme,
6. bacacca shrislace says:

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   Hey, thats great…I don't know anything about that area tho…
   Might want to check wikepedia

   Theres other websites there too…hope you have a fantastic trip!
   8 weeks is a long time make the most of it
7. engasuel bogh says:

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   Sounds funny to me but it will offend a lot of young people who idealize the fairytale Che.

   There should be some fun facts on the back.
   Like the fact that Castro wanted him dead.
   Or that it was regular people who didn't want his crazy "revolution" who turned him in.
   Or that he failed at everything he tried.

   It may piss some people off but it's true and could be fun for you
8. sadelickof says:

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   este video esta super obio si el inbz es super
9. naegliorel uddinson says:

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   Ojala gane La Juve seria un importante resultado de visitante. Saludos desde Jinotega, Nicaragua. Guillermo
10. krijn says:

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    PLEASE COME BACK GUYS, DERZ A CAUSE THAT NEEDS YOU!!!
11. monte luis says:

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    La letra puede gustar o no. A mi personalmente no me llama la atencion porque es un discurso muy gastado…no se, me aburre. El beat, la pista…regular.Para bailar no es desde luego;aunque tampoco es mala, pero podia ser algo menos monotona. El flow de este chaval…demasiado lineal,sin cambios…se me hace muy monotono el tono. Se nota que se escribio la lirica y luego se puso una pista cualquiera. El video…no comment. Tampoco me quiero cebar. Pero bueno, es mi opnion.
12. joerson says:

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    SALUDOS PARA TODA LA ESCUELA DE MUSICA DE JINOTEGA, NICARAGUA… TODOS MADRIDISTAS…
13. samy madricky says:

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    gecen sefer dikkatimi cekti, neferteti denilen kisi ff’de tas atan cocuklar sorunu tartisilirken, “butun suc o orospu analarinda, sokaga saliyorlar, tas attiriyorlar, guvenlik gucleri tabiki mudahale edecek” seklinde ibretlik bi feed paylasmisti
14. mundy peiro says:

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    Hello

    it translates to "The Herald of the Revolution"

    The El Heraldo de la Revolucion was the official newspaper of the Filipino republic, published and edited by General Antonio Luna, during the american/filipino war (circa 1898's)

    in tagalog :-
    "ang tagapagpauna ni himagsikan"

    http://www.bansa.org/dictionaries/tgl/?dict_lang=tgl&type=search&data=ang
15. not says:

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    Just another example of liberal hypocrisy, I'm afraid…..
16. selschi says:

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    algo me cayo mal… el estomago trae una revolucion
17. goeth poldo says:

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    Celebra Jinotega aniversario 119 de su ascenso a departamento
18. casso boah says:

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    Tremenda voz! A la vez, gran idea de combinar la cancion con la restauracion de la casa! Menos mal que la repararon en vez de demolerla, a como ahora hace todo el mundo con las casas viejas! Gracias por compartir esta animacion!
19. lien says:

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    The USA is the greatest country in the world, fuck off
20. hen plaski says:

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    RT #OEA reanuda reunión para atender diferendo territorial entre #CostaRica y #Nicaragua
21. nettenblao jen says:

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    Al mejor estilo de una película de suspenso, Bóer y Jinotega tendrán que esperar de la actuación de otros personajes, Estelí y Costa Caribe, para saber el desenlace de este drama. La división de honores (2-2) durante la serie de fin de semana, mantuvo el panorama en…
22. kohana macosoland says:

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    @NHZoetermeer @fczoetermeer @gemZoetermeer Jinotega project is van start #scz
23. ifa says:

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    hey muy buen video , gracias por mostrar mi linda ciudad!!!
24. runninge pco says:

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    Sorry Kiddo – she will have to tell you herself what she means – TEXT FOR FREE has nothing for you on "IHD" (see below – entire vocabulary)

    I
    IAC In any case
    IANAL I am not a lawyer
    IB I'm back
    IB I'm back
    IC I see
    ICBW It could be worse
    IDK I don't know
    IDTS I don't think so
    IDUNNO I don't know
    IG2R I got to run
    IIRC If I remember correctly
    ILBL8 I'll be late
    ILU I love you
    ILY I love you
    IM Instant message
    IMHO In my humble opinion
    IMNSHO In my not so humble opinion
    IMO In my opinion
    IMS I am sorry
    INAL I'm not a lawyer
    IOW In other words
    IRL In real life
    IRMC I rest my case
    IUSS If you say so
    IYKWIM If you know what I mean
    IYO In your opinion
    IYSS If you say so
25. papplecant says:

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    dont really listen 2 lissen like dat….but peany iz now n my top 5 congo playas after dis lol
26. has says:

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    June it was my Grandma's name and I always loved it.
27. henck says:

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    Ecouter TLMEP dans une chambre d'hotel à Jinotega, ça détonne !
28. pholtz aton says:

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    Si!
29. para says:

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    Jinotega is located in the north central mountains of Nicaragua, 160 kilometers from the capital, Managua. The city is situated in a valley encircled by high mountains, some covered with pine trees and some covered with cloud-covered rain forests. The department of Jinotega is made up of approximately 177,600 inhabitants over an extension of 9,576 square kilometers. The urban zone accounts for some 65,000 of the total population. This department is the second largest in Nicaragua, bordering on the north with Honduras, on the south with Matagalpa, with Zelaya department on the east, and on the west with the departments of Esteli, Madriz, and Nueva Segovia. The topography is varied, making a variety of zones whose climates range from intense heat to substantial cold. The department of Jinotega contains seven municipalities: San Rafael del Norte, La Concordia, Yali, Cua-Bocay, Wiwili, Pantasman and Jinotega itself, the department capital.
30. bieck gold says:

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31. berruth says:

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    I love the city. Best weather in Nicaragua.
32. panke says:

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    I love this song!!!
33. kitand baer says:

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35. carasalmut pes says:

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    WoW–That is so nice. You'll have a great time. I recommend for you to go to "Mercado" but with someone who knows the place and speak spanish. I strongly recommend for you not to carry your wallet or any jewelry.
    Try every single food/junk food/fruits/beverages.
    Good luck and let me know how it goes.
36. kovitt says:

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    RT RT Siglo XXI: El Siglo de las personas (x
37. ehartlang says:

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    yup been to Granada ….beautiful city full of history and lots of culture. Be sure to look out for any folklore shows…there amazing.
38. noot says:

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    The Caribbean coast is more beautiful, way more exciting, Pearl Lagoon and Corn Islands will drive your senses crazy with joy.
39. peday zuccellgar says:

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    “Más de seis mil personas han llenado por completo el Campo Pequeño en la capital lusa en apoyo a la candidatura de Francisco Lopes, suportada por el Partido Comunista Portugués,  a la presidencia de la República de esa nación. 19 de enero de 2011.-Francisco Lopes, de 55 años, ha sido activista del Movimiento Democrático desde el año 1972, en plena dictadura fascista. Fue miembro de la Unión de Estudiantes Comunistas desde 1973, y se ha afiliado al Partido Comunista en el año de la Revolución de los Claveles, 1974. Es miembro del Secretariado d…(lea la noticia completa en Aporrea.org)
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