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Transnational: Tender, Juicy & Crunchy ~ 2006-10-05

Posted in Children, Cultural, Series by Rudy Girón at 1:11 am.
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Pollo Campero

That is right, the three-word slogan belongs to Guatemala’s transnational company Pollo Campero (Country Chicken) which is now in the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Spain (China is coming next). “Globalization isn’t just about McDonald’s going overseas; a number of international fast food chains are also moving to the U.S.” is the sub-title of Faces of Globalization: Pollo Campero at Global Envision. Here is a list of the Pollo Campero Restaurants in the United States as of today.

Have any of you had Pollo Campero yet?

Side note: This is what the soldiers and policeman were watching on the October 1st photo.

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  1. sompopo responds:

    I would love to try it. It looks tasty. The closest one to me here in Atlanta Georgia is in Virginia. :-(

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 6:31 am

  2. lisi responds:

    very, very cute :-)

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 9:10 am

  3. Pamela responds:

    Ha ha, congratulations on getting your own back!

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 9:14 am

  4. mariemcc responds:

    Never heard of them but would definitely try it if they come to my neighborhood!

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 9:21 am

  5. Rudy Girón responds:

    For those of you living or traveling in the U.S. here is a list of Pollo Campero in the U.S.; it looks like there is one near MarieMcc. Bon Appetite!

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 10:58 am

  6. Curly responds:

    This does not look as though it conforms with the business signs described in an earlier post!

    Good picture though!

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 1:55 pm

  7. Rudy Girón responds:

    Curly: Good point! This was an activity for the children though. This is not the actual sign of Pollo Campero. In Flickr you can see many photos of the actual Campero Sign around different locations. Here you can see a Pollo Campero sign on a door in La Antigua.

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 2:11 pm

  8. patsy poor responds:

    love the photo, chickens are my hobby, so i wish i had it to publish on my blog.

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 5:23 pm

  9. patsy poor responds:

    I posted your photo and gave you a recommadation on my blog. Thanks. I really enjoy your blog.

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 7:29 pm

  10. Marc responds:

    I had that when I spent some time in Guat. Its tasty!

    Response - October 5, 2006 : 11:07 pm

  11. luggi-foeger responds:

    Most of them in Southern California, I noticed.

    Response - October 6, 2006 : 11:14 am

  12. Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo » Blog Archive » Resistance is Futile, We are Pollo Campero Borg responds:

    [...] The Gutiérrez plan is to convince-convert the world over to their recipe of fried chicken which is tender, juicy and crunchy by way of plain logic: after all, how can 1.7 billion Chinese be wrong, [...]

    Pingback - May 14, 2007 : 10:01 pm

  13. Café No Sé Façade in La Antigua Guatemala | La Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo responds:

    [...] little more humble than Pinky and The Brain Gutiérrez who want the whole world to convert to their tender, juicy and crunchy recipe of fried [...]

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