Quakers in the World (Latin America): A way of life
Ian Kirk-Smith and Trish Carn hear from Friends in Latin America about their life and faith
Tomas Estrada Palma, the first elected president of Cuba, was fluent in English, a naturalised United States citizen and spent ten years in a prison in Barcelona. He was once princpal of a Quaker school. The story of Quakerism in Latin America is a rich and interesting one – from Tomas Estrada Palma to the tale of how a small group of Friends set up a dairy farming community in Costa Rica that produces some of the finest cheeses in the country.
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