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    NICARAGUA

    My experiences on a Mission Trip in


    Nicaragua

    TOPICS

    Facts

    Map/Flag

    Las Iglesias

    UCA

    Comida

    Chacocente

    Selva

    FACTS

    Form of government:
    Republic

    Capital: Managua

    Population: 6.08million

    Official languages:
    Spanish, English,
    indigenous languages

    Money: Gold cordoba

    Largest country in Central


    America, slightly bigger
    size than New York State

    Local people call


    themselves Nicas

    LAS IGLESIAS

    UNIVERSIDAD
    CENTROAMERICANA
    DE NICARAGUA

    COMIDA

    EL PASADO

    The project began in January 2003

    The families were living in the Managua Dump, the


    group went in and began to help

    Families were able to move out of the dump and


    promised land if they lived and worked together for 5
    years

    EL PRESENTE

    8 families are in the project currently

    They have fulfilled their commitment and continue to


    work together.

    There is now a school that continues to be expanded


    as more groups visit

    EL FUTURO

    In the future the goal is to create a church and a


    school for all grades.

    The hope is to be able to continue to send students to


    technical training.

    HOME LIFE

    Homes in Nicaragua may


    appear very different from
    what we are used to in the
    United States. With the
    climate being different
    homes must adapt for the
    climate.

    SCHOOL/ESCUEL
    A
    School may look a little
    different from what we are
    used to.

    NATURE/NATURA
    LEZA
    Nature is any important
    part of the culture because
    using the land has been a
    way for many people to
    survive.

    The Mombacho Volcano


    and the rainforest

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