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Two days ago Adelantos, a show in CNN en Español, featured a report on teleworking.

It's good to see that such an important channel for the Spanish speaking market dedicates some minutes to talk about teleworking. I knew that Chile is already working in some legal proposals to regulate teleworking, that's good news.

Even if teleworking is not considered a viable alternative yet, specially by employers, I think we'll be getting there soon.

The same show presented a report on how several U.S. companies are reviewing their employees' electronic mail. I wonder, how could these employers allow their people to work away from the office when they can't trust them even in the same building?

All right! The website is ready to roll.

I didn't intend to, but finally I finished the programming and design while being away from home, so, this is a website created by one person while traveling around Peru. A website born thanks to teleworking, isn't that great?

I finished all the book work and started designing the site at Lima, then Yesenia had the idea of visiting her parents at Piura (north of Peru) and... well, I thought it would be cool.

We packed everything, including our daugther Beatriz and some Barbies. I only needed a computer, my PDA loaded with some ebooks and some t-shirts. Oh! and an Internet connection, of course.

Let's see how it goes...