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The two sides of charter cities

By Suemedha Sood

Could charter cities -- semi-autonomous cities built in developing countries -- be the answer to countries that are otherwise racked by violent crime, poverty and political turmoil?
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A glimpse of El Salvador's guerrilla past

By Paula Dear

The country's brutal 12-year civil conflict is on display in and around Perquín’s inspiring Museo de la Revolución Salvadoreña.
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Panama’s highlights, beyond the canal

By Carolyn McCarthy, Lonely Planet

Unfettered by tourist crowds, Panama’s pristine beaches, lush rainforest and big city nightlife are coming to define this off-the-beaten-track Central American gem.
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War and now peace in Nicaragua

By Amy Mulcair

In the city of Leon there are physical reminders of the revolution in the ‘70s but a newfound opportunity for reflection and fun.
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Central America’s language tourism

By Amy Mulcair

Increasingly, those looking to master Spanish are combining it with an immersive adventure in Guatemala and Nicaragua.
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A selection of these Central America articles were originally published on Lonely Planet.

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