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To some degree you are correct, in Lima's large stores or restaurants that serve tourists.. yes. Outside of Lima you will have to pay for all services in Soles and if you are very lucky they might accept a credit card. You must also remember when you go any where in the world without the...

The Chilean currency is the Peso, all transactions done in Chile are done in pesos. If people have foreign money they have to exchange it, just like in the USA where you cannot pay with a Mexican peso either. There is always a transaction fee when money is exchanged from one currency to another...

As parents we do our best to teach morals and virtue, right and wrong, to our children. Children grow up and make choices, some choices we don't agree with, some we do. cannot blame the mother by the child choices in life, she might have tried her best and he failed to follow advice. There...

It may be because the case of NH was not in the news there, we here in the US don't necessarily know about the happenings in each country of South America. If NH would have been from Peru I bet the whole country would be aware, but she was not. Google has many languages and they also serve...

Good point! I always find lighters that do not belong to me in my car if a friend who smokes has been in it.

Under the picture there is a bubble, the items are itemized in Spanish. If you look at the right side of the page slightly below the picture and to the right of the itemized bubble in Spanish , items are itemized in English I would take a picture and post it but I do not know how. In all...

Under the picture of her belongings is a written inventory. 1 cellular holder 1 cellular phone 1 pen 2 lighters 1 wallet This is on the right side of the picture Objects belonging to Stephany Tatiana Flores Ramirez One cellular case, one cellular phone, one pen, two lighters, one purse

Only one human was in the room when victim was alive. one human left that victim dead or dieing. 2? days later victim found dead! Are we to conclude she beat herself to death since no one else entered the room? More likely one killer. JVS the man who confessed! and sadly had a swollen hand...

If he was stopped in Curacavi, half the way to Vina Del Mar from Santiago... Did he get out of a cab there and boarded a new one? or did he take the cab in Santiago and was in route to Vina? I guess we will both have to ask or see if he got out in Curacavi from a cab or bus or it was the same...

Or could be that the cab communicated by radio with his dispatcher and let them know needed the police?

No, Chile manages its own affairs and has done so for very long. The only involvement was at the time of Allende's fall and we are not Cuba. There are ports on the north of Chile, but Valparaiso is one of the biggest ones with ships arriving from Europe and other countries every hour, and...

Not directly, but I did see the movie missing. I do understand your concerns but that is not applicable to this case and Missing is a Movie that talks and brings forth a part of Chile political past. It does not apply in this case at all. Vina Del Mar is a resort beach town that has a casino ...

Salvador Allende died in 1973, Augusto Pinochet died several years ago and had not been a dictator for over 20 years. The main complaint back then was that Chileans involved in communism were the ones they went after. That has been part of a sad history of Chile and for the life of me I can not...

Chile has a large Peruvian community living there, many people from Peru immigrate to Chile for work, etc. it would not be strange that the taxi driver that took him from Santiago to Vina Del Mar was from Peru.

I just saw the video that shows JVS cell.The video shows, what appears to me, a solid metal door to the cell. I don't see how he can be friends with other inmates, play cards and chat without the door being unlocked and open. Did I miss something?

Every human at a certain point knows right from wrong. His atrocities against others fall squarely on his shoulders and are his sole responsibility. Many people come from terrible environments and never hurt anyone or would think of doing so. He is now an adult and as such knows the moral rules...

"They try to keep the tourist section cordoned off so other prisoners can't get in, but during the course of your stay, you'll have to leave your dormitory and interact with other inmates," Griffith said. "You're going to have to go to the administration center, you're going to have guys...

Recently a new warden at Castro Castro prison got killed the first day on the job. http://www.kfiam640.com/pages/aronbender.html

The biggest problem traveling abroad is the water, not the food. The different bacteria in the water is what makes you ill. Your intestines are already used to and have friendly bacteria from the water from where you live. Food in itself if cooked is safe, not so salads, raw vegetables or...

The language of that newspaper is Papiamentu. Papiamento (or Papiamentu) is the official and most widely spoken language on the Caribbean islands of Aruba