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Article: Salvador, where are you? Loving the poor means entering into their vulnerability--the risks they must take to survive, their lack of options, and the pain of unwanted separation.
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- November 1, 2002
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WE'VE LOST SALVADOR.
Salvador is my son Daniel's best friend. In 1989, when both of them were less than a year old, they came together at a Child Development Center in Managua, Nicaragua, where we were missionaries. These centers were one of the many bright spots for poor working mothers during the Sandinista years, providing good all-day care with breakfast, lunch, and snacks, all for a reasonable percentage of your salary.
Salvador and Daniel were together there through kindergarten. They played hard; they fought; they were like brothers. Salvador's friendship was of special comfort to Daniel in the years that followed the death of his biological ...
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Transcript: Schorr Praises U.N. Effort in El Salvador
NPR All Things Considered;
March 15, 1993 ;
540 words
... ... Host: News analyst Daniel Schorr says the U ... violations any time soon. DANIEL SCHORR, News Analyst: El Salvador, where more than 75 ... prosecution for El Salvador? That doesn't seem ... the cards. This is Daniel Schorr. The preceding ...
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