Around the Corner-MGuhlin.net Podcast

Earlier today, I had the chance to visit the teachers' college from which my mother, a native "Santiaguena" from Panama, graduated from in 1948. It is awesome to walk into an old building that has played such a key role in the lives of so many people in the Republic of Panama. It is ever more astonishing to realize that it is because of these efforts that many Panamanians have managed to advance.

The school is being reconstructed, careful attention being given to the idea that the school's original look-n-feel be kept. To get the job done right, Juan Fierro and his firm were called in