¿Internet en español?
Español on the Web? You bet. While the Internet remains English-heavy, it is not English-only. Here, the best of the Spanish-language web sites:
Carlitos' Internet for Beginners should be the first stop for the Spanish-speaking web novice. (If only English-speakers were so lucky.)
Both Gine-web and NOAH (New York Online Access to Health) focus on women's health issues. The extensive, informative NOAH site is searchable and has sections on nutrition, mental health, alternative medicine and more for families and women in particular. Gine-web's smaller site uses a newsletter format.
La cebicheria virtual de Don Lucho is the bible of on-line cebiche, offering up recipes, tales of the dish's history and links to other culinary sites.
Bolsa de trabajo has a large number of resumes posted, as well as job openings from Mexico and Latin America.
Do you ever have the feeling that something in your life is about to change? You may want to drop by El Tarot to consult your horoscope, calculate your numerology, or get a reading of your personal biorhythm.
On the other hand, a visit to Segurnet, where you can brush up on your insurance needs and create a personalized policy, may be more in order.
Log onto The Home Page of Rock en Espanol and check out album covers, preview recordings with sound clips and find out concert dates.
Once you get comfortable, head to Tejedores del Web or Mosca de Web, where you can learn to set up your own home page. The web could use more Spanish-language sites.