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News about El Salvador and the Companion Relation between the Salvadoran Anglican Church and the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York

THAT A MORE HUMANE WORLD MIGHT BE ...documenting the people of El Salvador's struggles for development and human rights

Look for info on future trips from Central New York on the "Future Pilgrimages" Page

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For more information on the companion relationship between El Salvador and the Episcopal Church in Central New York, including ways to support this ministry, mission trips, arranging a speaker, etc., please contact us at mailto:cnstewart@verizon.net

Please also visit the Mission of Miracles web site to learn about the annual medical mission.

Links to Archive of Previous Months Below:
 
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Friday, April 11, 2008

Santisima Trinidad Video
The link will take you to a video of the visit to Santisima Trinidad on February 17, 2008.  I had to cut 40% of the scenes to meet You Tube's limit on playing time.  I also uploaded a lower resolution version to save upload time.  I can make the high resolution version of the video available for anyone on DVD soon.  
 
 
(Please excuse the 'artistic license' with the translations.  I wanted the idea not the exact words.)
Fri, April 11, 2008 | link

Sunday, April 6, 2008

Alas....
Jet Blue, and perhaps other airlines, have some of their plane maintenance performed in Ilopango, El Salvador.  This brings a number of high paying jobs to El Salvador.
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Southwest Shelves Plan To Outsource Maintenance To El Salvador
April 03, 2008: 09:21 AM EST

DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

Southwest Airlines Co. (LUV) said Thursday it has stopped plans to outsource certain aircraft maintenance work to Aeroman, an El Salvador vendor.

In a statement to be read before the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee later this morning, the Dallas-based airline said the decision was based on the heightened scrutiny following the discovery last month of fuselage cracks in several of its Boeing 737s, and not because of doubts over Aeroman's professionalism.

Nonetheless, the move is a victory for union groups long distraught that airlines have been moving more of their maintenance operations overseas, saying the policy means fewer American jobs and less Federal Aviation Administration oversight.

Sun, April 6, 2008 | link

Saturday, April 5, 2008

El Salvador Continues to Develop
The very first residential mortgage backed securitization (RMBS) ever completed for the capital markets originated from El Salvador has been rated AA+ by Fitch (a rating service).  These are clearly middle class mortgages with an average value of about $20,000.
Sat, April 5, 2008 | link


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