The Philiad

Main Menu

Skip to content
  • The Abouts
  • Collected Works
  • Header Gallery

Tag Archives: The Dictator

Not a hair out of place in this portrait from Oaxaca.

Porfirio’s Perfect Moustache

May 3, 2011by phillegitimate 3 Comments

Cinco de Mayo is upon us again. A pretext for a day off, a pretext for a day of drinking. A day of national pride, remembering a battle won within […]

Read Article →
Mexico
Darío. Sandino. New Ortega?

Daniel Ortega vs. Daniel Ortega

September 27, 2010by phillegitimate 2 Comments

At the Summit of the Americas in Trinidad in 2009, much of the talk was of what the various heads of state would make of the new kid on the […]

Read Article →
Nicaragua
How does she smell?

¡Nicaragua Guácala!

September 13, 2010by phillegitimate 3 Comments

Nicaragua is about as guácala as it gets. The Sandinista revolution of the 70s, the Contra revolution of the 80s, the Managua earthquake in the 70s, Hurricane Mitch in the […]

Read Article →
Nicaragua
lakefront

Nicaragua Journal #5 (Ometepe, mythology and marketing)

September 1, 2010by phillegitimate 2 Comments

Nicaragua monikers itself as the land of lakes and volcanoes, and while it has plenty of both, it is the lakes-and-volcanoes combo of Isla Ometepe which is at the heart […]

Read Article →
Nicaragua
El Fortín

Nicaragua Journal #2 (León, remembering and forgetting)

August 6, 2010by phillegitimate 4 Comments

León was at the very top of my list for Nicaragua. For as long as Nicaragua had been calling to me, León had also been calling. When the conquistadors laid […]

Read Article →
Nicaragua

Post navigation

1 2 Next →

Subscribe to The Philiad.
You'll never feel lonely again.

Scour The Philiad

Tags

Americana antojitos art Aztecs beaches books booze Brooklyn Catholicism Che Guevara Cochabamba concerts conquistadors couchsurfing creatures culture shock DANGER! Evo Morales festivals food Glimpse Correspondents Program Guadalajara Havana hipster history Lonely Planet Malcolm Lowry Maya Mexico City DF movies museums music New York Oaxaca politics recipes religion revolution ruins skeletons street art Sucre The Dictator travel vegetarian

Archives

Categories

  • Argentina (4)
  • Australia (7)
  • Bolivia (52)
  • Canada (4)
  • Chile (6)
  • Cuba (14)
  • Mexico (118)
  • Nicaragua (10)
  • Paraguay (5)
  • Peru (1)
  • Somewhere (10)
  • USA (31)

The Twits

  • Agree that #Orwell's appendix to #1984 is wonderful, but it also problematises 'cautionary tale' readings.. qz.com/95696 @qz 9 hours ago
  • RT @GitmoMemory: 20 years ago #Guantánamo was closed, after a #hungerstrike by Haitian refugees held there. blog.gitmomemory.org/2013/06/08/tod… 10 hours ago
  • The way to Oz? Follow the trail of the dead... Australian govt leaves asylum seeker corpses in ocean abc.net.au/news/2013-06-1… … @abcnews 10 hours ago
  • “In reality, I am the only thing I have.” Photo essay by @nikesteras Objects of the Journey @velamag velamag.com/objects-of-the… 1 day ago
  • A trial about everything except people @coracurrier Now on Trial at Guantanamo Bay: Spiral Notebooks propublica.org/article/now-on… @propublica 6 days ago
Follow @phillegitimate
Blog at WordPress.com. | Theme: Oxygen by AlienWP.
Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 121 other followers

Powered by WordPress.com