Renate, Madeline, and Raul play a game of sorts, in the home/workshop
of our friend Paty's family, in San Salvador.
Downtown San Salvador, with a bombed out theater in the background.
Christmas in San Salvador is, like many other things there,
brought to you by Western Union. Over $2.2 billion is sent
back to El Salvador each year from families living abroad,
making remittances the country's largest industry. Western
Union and a few other multinational corporations contol the
remittance system, extracting huge profits.
Guerilla arts and crafts for sale at the Musuem of the Salvadoran
Revolution in Perquin.
A crater in the hills above Perquin. The sign reads "impact
of bomb".
A lazy afternoon in the town of San Francisco Gotera.
