This is the last of a six-part recount of my recent trip to Central America.
- Washington Dulles to San Salvador on TACA
- My Adventure in San Salvador
- Aborted Landing on TACA: SAL-PTY
- 24 Hours in Panama City
- Short-Haul Flying on LACSA: PTY-SJO-SAL
- Accused of Being a Terrorist: SAL to IAD on TACA
My first trip to Central America will not go down in history as one of my greatest trips, but I enjoyed exploring a new area of the world, albeit briefly, and do recommend TACA if you ever see a good deal. The $170 ticket was almost worth it for the United miles alone.
In Canada and the United States, Customs & Immigration have always been exempt from the general law that a person is treated as though innocent until proved guilty. As far as I know, Customs & Immigration for both countries have been the legal exception for a long, long time; perhaps always. I mention this because it was cited above. I thought it was general knowledge, and although law students can’t be expected to know everything about the law, the irony in this instance caught my attention.