Pink Trumpets

Join me as I explore the coffee farms of El Salvador. Discover everything from cultivation to the industry's challenges, and explore the hidden aspects of your morning brew.

Under the bright Saturday sun, the inauguration ceremony unfolded with great anticipation. Despite the bomb threats the previous day, thousands of supporters still showed up, filling the air with blaring horns and chants of “Bukele.”

As I made my way to the National Palace, planes streaked overhead, leaving trails of blue and white in the sky. In the distance, celebratory cannons fired, each blast met with cheers from the crowd. The atmosphere was joyous as native Salvadorans and expats alike w

The Immigrant Paradox: Decoding the Success of Immigrant Children in America Let’s take a trip back to the late 20th century, a time marked by unprecedented Central American migration to the United States. From the twelve-year civil war in El Salvador to the tragic displacement caused by Hurricane Mitch in Honduras and Nicaragua, hundreds of thousands of migrants desperately fled north, seeking refuge from war, natural disasters, and economic devastation. By 2000, the Central American-born popul