Comments on: My Trip to El Salvador http://gokubi.com/archives/my-trip-to-el-salvador Tue, 29 Nov 2011 19:15:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Josh Montano http://gokubi.com/archives/my-trip-to-el-salvador/comment-page-1#comment-2 Josh Montano Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://gokubi.com/?p=2#comment-2 I need to make things clear. As a salvadorean, not EL Salvadoreans like US citizens call us, I feel a bit offended by the postings on this website. I was looking for some info on the country when I came across with this site, it seemded interesting in the first place, but as I kept reading the only thing in mind was a way to answer to all the comments, and here, voilá! As a logical thing, considering this your first trip to El Salvador, a country that has been so publicized for Civil War and the high criminal rates, will have produce a bad impression upon visitors. Like in any country like the US, crime is at hand. You know the places you can visit, and those that you need to stay away from. I know this is a journal of what you experienced, but it seems like a poor description of what our country really stands for, foundation of friendship. You understood that, but after those comments, who'd like to come to a country "rough around the edges" (besides you right?), that has gunshots in the early morning, unhealthy conditions, and is among the most violent places in the world? Let's do some more research! I need to make things clear. As a salvadorean, not EL Salvadoreans like US citizens call us, I feel a bit offended by the postings on this website. I was looking for some info on the country when I came across with this site, it seemded interesting in the first place, but as I kept reading the only thing in mind was a way to answer to all the comments, and here, voilá!

As a logical thing, considering this your first trip to El Salvador, a country that has been so publicized for Civil War and the high criminal rates, will have produce a bad impression upon visitors. Like in any country like the US, crime is at hand. You know the places you can visit, and those that you need to stay away from. I know this is a journal of what you experienced, but it seems like a poor description of what our country really stands for, foundation of friendship. You understood that, but after those comments, who’d like to come to a country “rough around the edges” (besides you right?), that has gunshots in the early morning, unhealthy conditions, and is among the most violent places in the world?
Let’s do some more research!

]]> By: Nelson Torres http://gokubi.com/archives/my-trip-to-el-salvador/comment-page-1#comment-3 Nelson Torres Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://gokubi.com/?p=2#comment-3 I`m from El Salvador, I used to work there. But thanks to GOD I have my own restaurant it`s called Taqueria Andale. What you saw is called chicharron de queso, its a very good plate, but its better with onions and cilantro in it, or meat, try it. I`m from El Salvador, I used to work there. But thanks to GOD I have my own restaurant it`s called Taqueria Andale.
What you saw is called chicharron de queso,
its a very good plate, but its better with onions and cilantro in it, or meat, try it.

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