How young people in the U.S. State Department are using technology to transform America's diplomacy and aid in the world:
Digital Diplomacy
July 12, 2010
Jesse Lichtenstein
NYTimes
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- The Guide to the Real Bogotá
- I am a young foreigner living and working in Bogota. As I settle in to this new city and country, I often find myself asking questions that no one seems to know the answer to. Some are logistical (how to rent a furnished apartment), some practical and many are simply for pleasure (nightlife, food and culture). Here I will post tips and recommendations as I discover them with the hope that they may save another ex-pat or traveler some time in my new adopted city. Enjoy and feel free to contribute!
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