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I have to admit that what grabbed my attention as i stood there on the streets of Liberia was that fabulous sunset and the prominent red of the Coca Cola sign of the pizzeria. I found the advertising of Central America quite interesting. Coca Cola was not the only one there that was clearly giving free signs to businesses, signs that advertised the product more than the business beneath them!

I also have to admit that I wasn't expecting to stumble over a Pizza parlor in a little city in Costa Rica, and I can't say how it was since I was trying to eat local cuisine, but it gave the streets of Liberia a certainly feeling of home, that the same trends that surround us back home spread throughout the world at large.

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