http://www.worldpress.org/Americas/592.cfm Managua, in Nicaragua, a city of 2 million people, has functioned without formal street addresses since an earthquake over 30 years ago. (Old story, but this still seems to be the case.) 12:19
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Entry Posted April 26, 2007
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… least three different major roads named after the hero Julio Buitrago and numerous other streets had been renamed to honor the same set of revolutionary heroes and events. Getting around was rather confusing to say the least (although the locals havetheir own systemthat does not require street names and numbers). …
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… A City of 2 Million Without a Map[Worldpress / Toronto Star] For some inexplicable reason, when they want to say "to the south", Managuans say "al sur", which means "to the south …
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… http://www.worldpress.org/Americas/592.cfmManagua, in Nicaragua, a city of 2 million people, has functioned without formal street addresses since an earthquake over 30 years ago. (Old story, but this still seems to be the case.) 12:19 … …
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