El Salvador
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Sep 14, 2026
The Coffee Producer Toolkit #4: Marketing & Sales
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26:08James HarperHOST
The family finds it hard to say no, but at the end of the day, it is a business expense
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26:13Karla BozaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
En El Salvador y en Latinoamérica en general somos muy hospitalarios, entonces como que queremos andar atendiendo a las personas, es, es muy parte de nuestra cultura y eso está bien, está bien que seamos así, pero también tener la mentalidad como negocio de que esto es un gasto para ti también
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26:32Lucia SolisHOST
And James, this is something that I feel really strongly about.
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26:35Lucia SolisHOST
I'm more on Karla's side where I feel like a farm visit can be real labor, and a lot of that labor is invisible labor done by women in terms of preparing meals, doing laundry.
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27:12James HarperHOST
You can find buyers online
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27:15Lucia SolisHOST
Right.
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27:15Lucia SolisHOST
So coming back to Karla Boza, her family farm has about 70 hectares of coffee in El Salvador.
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27:21Lucia SolisHOST
She was somebody who wanted to find new buyers without traveling, so her strategy is something I think most of us would try first
Producer Toolkit: Marketing & Sales, Pt 2 - Navigating trade shows
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5:07James HooperHOST
The family finds it hard to say no, but at the end of the day, it is a business expense.
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5:12Karla BozaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
"En El Salvador y en Latinoamérica en general somos muy hospitalarios, entonces como que queremos andar atendiendo a las personas, es, es muy parte de nuestra cultura, y eso está bien, está bien que seamos así, pero también tener la mentalidad como negocio de que esto es un gasto para ti también"
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5:31Lucia SolisHOST
And James, this is something that I feel really strongly about.
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5:34Lucia SolisHOST
I'm more on Karla's side, where I feel like a farm visit can be real labor, and a lot of that labor is invisible labor done by women in terms of preparing meals, doing laundry.
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6:11James HooperHOST
You can find buyers online.
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6:14Lucia SolisHOST
Right.
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6:14Lucia SolisHOST
So coming back to Karla Bosa, her family farm has about 70 hectares of coffee in El Salvador.
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6:20Lucia SolisHOST
She was somebody who wanted to find new buyers without traveling, so her strategy is something I think most of us would try first.
Haiti Is Getting More Dangerous. The U.S. Is Sending People Back Anyway.
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20:01Mark Leon GoldbergHOST
What difference can these troops actually make in your estimation?
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20:08Diego Da RinGUEST
Well, countries from the region have sent small contingents as El Salvador, Guatemala, Jamaica, but countries that have a history of participation in peacekeeping efforts are also, of course, stepping up for this task as Chad, Mongolia, Sri Lanka that have already deployed personnel and other countries as Ivory Coast and Bangladesh that should deploy soon.
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20:36Diego Da RinGUEST
Most of these countries have contributed personnel for peacekeeping efforts, which is different from the mission that they will have to undertake in Haiti.
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20:46Diego Da RinGUEST
The Secretary General was opposed to having a UN peacekeeping mission again in Haiti because he said there is no peace to keep.
2260 - Waiver Wire - September 13, 2026
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44:20Rich WilsonHOST
to have so many other awful facilities available, but I think they shut down Gator Alley.
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44:26Tim McLeodHOST
Yeah, they'd export me to El Salvador or something.
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44:30Tim McLeodHOST
World traveler, Tim.
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44:33Rich WilsonHOST
That would be not funny, Timmy.
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44:35Rich WilsonHOST
Do you think you could do the podcast down there? Do you think you could get a good internet connection in El Salvador?
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44:39Tim McLeodHOST
Well, yeah, but I'm sure somebody would be listening in.
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44:43Tim McLeodHOST
That's true.
OH 44-9/11/2001 : Imperial Commemorations & Collective Amnesia w/Rabab Abdulhadi & Sina Rahmani
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47:41Rabab Abdul-HadiGUEST
We didn't even have a chance to discuss.
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47:43Rabab Abdul-HadiGUEST
And I remember like many of us were reading Perestroika and talking about glasnost and trying to think about what does this really even mean for communist parties in the Arab world? What does it mean for communist parties elsewhere? Talking to the communist party in South Africa and other, like thinking, and we had the big meeting with Shafiq Handal, from El Salvador when he came to New York to kind of like, okay, so what does really this mean and so on? And where is China and the Communist Party of China is at? Because there are, I mean, there are some people who are involved, do not only worry about whatever the unipolar and what the imperialists want.
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48:19Rabab Abdul-HadiGUEST
And all of these things, we had a lot of the time, we weren't even able to discuss as much as we want to, given also the nature of imperialism and racism of imperialism that does not even allow us to discuss with our, let's say, allies, our comrades, in Euro-communism, in U.S. communism, and so in the left, in European and northern, global north countries.
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48:43Rabab Abdul-HadiGUEST
So all of these things, and 9-11 comes in, and basically gives more fire and more support to eliminating or erasure of these very important conversations that maybe we are at the center of those conversations.
Dollar Debasement, Bond Market Crisis & Uranium Investing — John Polomy on Protecting Your Portfolio
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47:22John PolomyGUEST
But I spent a lot of time in Central America and I thought it was crappy.
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47:24John PolomyGUEST
But I would like to go to El Salvador and check it out.
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47:26John PolomyGUEST
I heard it's changed anywhere where I think that you can go and arbitrage your knowledge or your capital.
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47:36John PolomyGUEST
If I can live in a country where I can convert currency to a deval, you see what I'm saying? And you're not treated as a citizen there.
What Our Childhoods Taught Us About Belonging and Adapting
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13:02Julie DeLucca-CollinsHOST
All the time.
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13:02Julie DeLucca-CollinsHOST
El Salvador, San Salvador.
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13:03DanHOST
San Salvador.
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13:05DanHOST
D.C.
16 MINS LATER
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28:57DanHOST
Get some fresh air.
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28:59DanHOST
And it was also like, get out of my head.
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29:03Julie DeLucca-CollinsHOST
I mean, when we were little in El Salvador, we would go and play, but the... difference is, you know, the outside for us was the school, the outdoors, the, you know, we, we lived in a very big property.
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29:17Julie DeLucca-CollinsHOST
So my cousins lived across the, the basketball courts and they would come over and we would play outside.
Crypto’s CLARITY Act Faces a Crucial Senate Vote
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45:48MikeHOST
uh it says mike do you know this evening gold and silver futures prices uh i do not know all i know now is the asian markets are open and what we're looking at is let me get on the screen here so as of right now it looks like we got like a little a little bit of a pump so as of right now 43 51 and 64 36 now looking at looking ahead to like you know you know october november december deliveries dates i don't know those but i do know that a lot of people are anticipating and betting that we're going to see three digits silver and you know possibly nine or four or five digit gold so if that's still in play then it's going to be a lot higher than it is now uh i said go plush 297 913. what's up my friend we got mr smith in the building uh what i was looking for a low-tech third world nation to move to for safety yeah man and so like the safest places will be the places that are already like second world third world status because it won't be much of an adjustment for say like you know like central central america like nicaragua to my knowledge is still one of the countries that is Still the cheapest in the region.
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47:29MikeHOST
El Salvador is going through a price increase because of Bitcoin.
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47:33MikeHOST
And then Costa Rica is already just too expensive.
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47:36MikeHOST
So, yeah, those are close enough, but not too far away.
You Were Born Into Debt Slavery. Bitcoin is Your Way Out.
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76:19Mark MossADVERTISER
You know, they might
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76:19Jake RoqueHOST
even show up to El Salvador for a little event and you can kind of pick up on the clues around it, but they're not like, you know, shouting around about Bitcoin from the rooftops exactly too.
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76:30Jake RoqueHOST
And I think an important piece of that too, you know, I don't care so much about this idea, but I think it's important to keep in mind for us that are deeper in the Bitcoin space is like, you know, there's the meme that I've seen a bit of people being like, you got to remember that the way you think about like XRP, like crypto bros is the way like average people think about Bitcoiners.
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76:50Jake RoqueHOST
You know what I mean? Or like, you know, I was, uh, I won't get into the specifics.
USA vs USSR Fight! The Cold War: Crash Course World History #39
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9:47John GreenHOST
In Nicaragua, the US supported rebels to overthrow the leftist government.
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9:51John GreenHOST
In El Salvador, the US bolstered authoritarian regimes that were threatened by left-wing guerrillas.
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9:56John GreenHOST
The United States ended up supporting a lot of awful governments, like the one in Guatemala, which held onto power through the use of death squads.
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10:02John GreenHOST
Frankly, all our attempts to stabilize governments in Latin America led to some very unstable Latin American governments and quite a lot of violence.
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