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I am originally from Guatemala, but have lived in the US for 23 years now. I go back to visit at least once a year, and I can honestly tell you that it is safe to travel IF you use common sense. I have been to many cities here in the US, and I know that there are places in San Francisco where you shouldn't be, and there are certain neighborhoods in Washington DC that you should stay away from. I know this because my gut told me so, and some of these areas just did not look safe. Well, the same is true in Guatemala. My wife and I traveled there and played "tourists" a couple of years ago and we had no problems at all. I agree with the other postings in that it is safer to use one, not many, credit card for large purchases. My ATM card works in many banks around the major tourist areas, so I usually use it to withdraw $50 at the beginning of each day. There are many gas stations / convenience stores, like here in the US, from Shell and Texaco and such where you can use your ATM. I hope you decide to go to Guatemala. You will be fascinated and will fall in love with the country. If you go to Antigua Guatemala, be sure to check out Posada del Angel to stay ( http://www.posadadelangel.com/ ). It is a small B&B, but it is gorgeous, especially if you can reserve the Rose Suite - you will be transported to another world if you are able to stay there, I promise. Anyway, I hope this lengthy response helps.
I am originally from Guatemala, but have lived in the US for 23 years now. I go back to visit at least once a year, and I can honestly tell you that it is safe to travel IF you use common sense. I have been to many cities here in the US, and I know that there are places in San Francisco where you shouldn't be, and there are certain neighborhoods in Washington DC that you should stay away from. I know this because my gut told me so, and some of these areas just did not look safe. Well, the same is true in Guatemala. My wife and I traveled there and played "tourists" a couple of years ago and we had no problems at all. I agree with the other postings in that it is safer to use one, not many, credit card for large purchases. My ATM card works in many banks around the major tourist areas, so I usually use it to withdraw $50 at the beginning of each day. There are many gas stations / convenience stores, like here in the US, from Shell and Texaco and such where you can use your ATM. I hope you decide to go to Guatemala. You will be fascinated and will fall in love with the country. If you go to Antigua Guatemala, be sure to check out Posada del Angel to stay ( http://www.posadadelangel.com/ ). It is a small B&B, but it is gorgeous, especially if you can reserve the Rose Suite - you will be transported to another world if you are able to stay there, I promise. Anyway, I hope this lengthy response helps.
What's the latest news for the Justice League live action film?
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Q2: Will Joseph Gordon-Levitt play Batman?
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They tried to get Ben Affleck to direct it, but that didn't work now they're considering Brett Ratner. They'll be doing it Avengers style, with Superman being the first in the new continuity, starting with Man of Steel. Fun fact: Marvel said that if DC really releases a Justice League movie in the next few years, they'll release Avengers 2 on the same day
Q2: Of course not, why would you think that?
They tried to get Ben Affleck to direct it, but that didn't work now they're considering Brett Ratner. They'll be doing it Avengers style, with Superman being the first in the new continuity, starting with Man of Steel. Fun fact: Marvel said that if DC really releases a Justice League movie in the next few years, they'll release Avengers 2 on the same day
Q2: Of course not, why would you think that?
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