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Dominican Republic, like other countries in Latin America is also dealing with various social issues. A serious problem right now is a high rate of domestic violence. Around 600 women have been killed in 2013 by either their husbands, or former partners. Studies show that every 36 hours one woman between 13 and 45 years...
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The annual festival “Fiesta de la Tirana”, in northern Chile, has become the most celebrated festival of this country. Each year in June, dancers and musicians reenact the “Diablada”, the “Dance of the Devils”; a dance for exorcising demons. The festival is an example of the syncretism between local indigenous religions and Catholicism, as it...
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A lady contacted me and shared her story: “I live with my daughter and my son in law. A few weeks ago she lost her job and her employers denied paying her pension. My son in law is also looking for a job, but unfortunately the unemployment rate is very high in this city. My...
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The social discontent is visible at the different levels of society in Bolivia. For several months, mine workers have been on strike due to the government’s denial of a pension increase. Teachers, factory workers, and even the police department have made demands to the government resulting in several riots. Tensions have spread to several cities...
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Since colonial times, Catholic traditions have found fertile ground all over Latin America. Argentina is not the exception, and today around 90% of its population holds on to those traditions. Catholic practices in this country, especially in the remote areas, have incorporated native traditions resulting in great deal of syncretism. Religious festivals in the north-western...
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Supplying our programs to 140 stations in this country, plus others in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, is not an easy task. For the last few years God has also opened up opportunities to reach people not only through radio, but through the establishment of congregations in places where there is a lack of churches...
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Washington is a believer that attends Eduardo’s church and travels throughout Uruguay promoting his business. When he invited Eduardo to accompany him on a trip to four different provinces, Eduardo knew that this would benefit the ministry, and being careful with his travel expense fund, he accepted. Just before arriving at their first stop, they...
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As a ministry we rejoice every time we hear that our missionaries increase the number of stations. In most cases we imagine stations located in towns, with easy access either by car of public transportation. But how can we reach the people in “Caserio More”, in the state of Pacaipampa, with the gospel?  It takes...
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“Luque” is one of the suburbs in the area of Asunción, capital of Paraguay, and the people of Luque are very proud of their   soccer team, the “Sportivo Luqueño”. The fans, the “Changoligans” are well known for their fierceness and violence. Their enormous fanaticism and unmatched loyalty creates an atmosphere of violence and fear before,...
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Finding it very difficult to have our programs in radio stations in Mexico, David has been working on an application to make our programs available in smart phones and other devices. We would appreciate your prayers for other projects that will be included in the development of this application. Making use of this technology will...
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