Day3: El Salvador and a long ride back

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A heavy day. We looked inside Monsignor Oscar Romero's shower stall, walked the power-less, power-full unionized factory, Just Garments, and then drove like hell to the border, stopping along the way to ask bystanders, "Which is the way to Guatemala?"

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Photos

CEAL Leader Gilberto Duenas
CEAL Leader has lunch with Global Exchange Group

Tour Leader in El Salvador
Group guide to Just Garments tour has lunch with Global Exchange Group

Painting of Monsenor Romero El Salvador
Monsenor Romero's home
Photo by Lonnie Webster www.lonniesphotography.com

Border of El Salvador and Guatemala
Food at the Border Stop
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Border of El Salvador and Guatemala
Young girl at the Border Stop
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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Border of El Salvador and Guatemala
Family Market at the Border Stop going into Guatemala
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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Carlos act as interpreter for us that are language challenged
Carlos did an outstanding job of tranlating and seeing to everyones needs and wants. Global Exchange got it right when they hired Carlos to lead this trip to Guatemala
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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Just Garments Plant Manager
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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Mathew during our tour of Just Garments
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Church where Romero was Murdered
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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Kaci at meeting with CEAL
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CEAL leader at Coffee Cafe Meeting
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Idol machines at Just Garments
Powerless Machines but strong people Just Garments.
Photo by Lonnie Webster
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