The latest July issue of Without Borders was released just the other day.
This issue was no exception to the rule that Simon Black and Fitzroy McLean are dedicated to packing the issue with more intelligence data than you can safely absorb in one sitting.
“The Dispatch” this month takes us to Africa to a country with [...]

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February Issue is best yet
I’ve been reading the latest issue of Casey Without Borders, edited by Simon Black and Fitzroy McLean. Wow, what a great issue.
I can’t give away everything, but let me hit some highlights:

The same kind of labor problems prompting a city in California to be the first ever to file bankruptcy [...]

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Get in on the South American real estate while you can. Yahoo! travel today featured an article from ForbesTraveler.com that was highlighting all of the people escaping Winter in North America by going to South America for the summer there. And guess what country came up? Uruguay.
In fact, they mentioned that Punta del Este (less [...]

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David Walker, Controller General of the United States, has been barnstorming the country, appearing on every TV show that will have him, and telling people, in no uncertain terms, exactly what is happening.
This man is America’s CFO and he places the blame right where it belongs: “The U.S. Government is on a burning platform of [...]

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John Darwin, the man from England said to have died in a canoing accident five years ago in the North Sea, has turned up alive; and it appears he was enjoying life in Panama in the interim.
Apparently John is aware of the excitement going on in Panama, as is the company Move To Panama which [...]

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I saw this article on Yahoo! today about people retiring young so I had to read it.
Most of these people really didn’t have that much money; mostly less than US$500,000 or so. So how can they retire in their 30’s or 40’s?
Easy, if you keep your spending down. Easier said than done, right?
Well some of [...]

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