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From Nicaragua to Nebraska—Discovering a Welcoming Culture and Relaxed Pace of Life
28 Jan 2025
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Native Nicaraguans Argentina Espinoza and Magdiel “Junior” Garcia, Jr. first arrived in Nebraska during the middle of winter. Yet their strongest initial impression of the state wasn’t the cold weather but the warmth and welcome of the people. Even with the ground blanketed in snow, Nebraska felt familiar due to its inviting, hospitable culture.
“Something we found very interesting about that first month we came for training was the people,” Argentina recalls. “People were extremely nice and friendly. They were welcoming, and that reminds us of our home—Nicaragua. We always compare Nebraska with Nicaragua. We were like, ‘Oh, this feels like home!’”
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