Ron Podmore, a teacher, fell in love with Central America. He decided to retire in Guatemala at 56 and says healthcare costs make it worth it.
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Born in the United States, these children were sent to Guatemala to be reunited with parents
They are part of the growing number of US-citizen children left behind when their parents get detained or deported in Trump's ...
In many ways, Fairfax resident Daryl Rieke was living the American dream. Cars, motorcycles, a cozy spot in the country and a ...
Since 2003, the FM-AM Rotary Club has made nearly 30 trips to Guatemala, providing schools, wells, and medical clinics. A previous visit by volunteers of the FM-AM Rotary Club in Guatemala.
Community Church of Poway is hosting a fundraiser and asking businesses to donate items that can help villagers in need in Guatemala. The fundraiser is set for 10:30 a.m. to noon Sunday, Jan. 19 in ...
Rosa Contreras is preparing for a trip back home, but this time, she’s bringing her skills with her. Contreras, the owner of Main Street Barber Shoppe in Carbondale, will travel to Guatemala for a ...
Ron Podmore retired at 56 knowing he'd only receive half of his pension for years. That was fine by him, because he planned on living in Guatemala, where he bought a condo. Healthcare is far less less ...
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