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facing the Atlantic Ocean, the coastline is characterized by lagoons, mangrove swamps, and river-deposited sandbars; the inland grassy plateau supports limited agriculture

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Liberia
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Capital:Monrovia
Currency:Liberian dollar (LRD)
Languages:English 20% (official), some 20 ethnic group languages, of which a few can be written and are used in correspondence
Population:3,390,635
Area:111,370
City
Monrovia
Founded in 1822 as a home for freed slaves from the USA, Monrovia is sprawling, wet & humid, with some great nightlife.
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war has killed two million children in the last decade alone. Four million children have become disabled and hundreds of thousands serve as child soldiers. Nearly half of all refugees worldwide are under 18, and across the globe, an estimated 25 million children have been uprooted from their homes as a result of war. Beyond the Fire BEYOND THE FIRE introduces the real-life stories of 15 teenagers, now living in the U.S., who have survived war in seven war zones. These stories tell of loss, hope, fear, strength and despair—and most of all, resilience.


Reisebericht Costa Rica


2009/01 - Government of Liberia



Lovely presentation of the event. It makes you feel proud you're American. :)






Collection of photos of Liberia, etc Sapo National Park

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Iglesia Católica de Liberia
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Iglesia Católica de Liberia

As ugly as I find this church, I also find it equally intriguing. So intriguing, that I would hope to preserve it if it ever came to the question of replacing it. To me, this is a quintessential representation of 60/70's architecture.

Liberia, Costa Rica.


Plaza Central, Liberia
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Plaza Central, Liberia

Another photo from our trip to Liberia. Founded in Colonial times, Liberia is often called the White City because walls and houses were traditionally whitewashed. Not much of this tradition remains and today, Liberia looks like any other small Latin American town. Most colonial buildings have disappeared and were ungracefully replaced by a mix of ugly 60's architecture and 70's atrocities. Unfortunately, this traditional city has turned into a showcase of misguided architectural zealousness.

Liberia, Costa Rica.


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William VS Tubman Set For Second Term in Liberia - Jet Magazine, November 29, 1951

I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history of People of Color.

Please feel free to leave any comments or thoughts or impressions... I look forward to reading them!

Enjoy!


Secretos de moda
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Secretos de moda

Our internet connection has been very unreliable these last few days - I either have had no connection at all or a very slow one that didn't allow much besides checking email.

Yesterday, we drove to the city of Liberia in northern Costa Rica - about an hour and a half south of the Nicaraguan border. It was a hot day but we simply wanted to get out and see something else. While my wife and MIL were shopping, I roamed the city streets and photographed whatever I found interesting.

Above is the "Secrets of Fashion" clothing store - but the outside made me wonder if they should rename it "Secrets of Good Taste" or "Secrets of Choosing a Pleasing Color for your Store." Not that it mattered - the store certainly stood out. Obviously.

Liberia, Costa Rica.


rice seller
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Worn Rice
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Worn Rice


Flour Baby
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Sheep and Women
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Sheep and Women


Liberia CR airport
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Liberia CR airport

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Liberia CR airport
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Liberia CR airport

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Africa Northern part 1939
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Africa Northern part 1939

Situation September 1939.
British Encyclopedia Atlas is from 1945.


Coca Cola is sold here.
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Coca Cola is sold here.


Shaved Icecream is sold here.
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Shaved Icecream is sold here.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, présidente du Libéria

Colloque Nouveau Monde, Nouveau Capitalisme, le 9 janvier 2009 à Paris.
New World, New Capitalism symposium, Paris, January 9th 2009.


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