We've had gentlefolk attempt to gull readers with the old "presidential palace" crappola before, but as we know, there are Presidential Palaces, all over Latin America.
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Presidential Palace, Bogota, Colombia
Quito, Ecuador's Presidential Palace
Good grief. Presidential Palace, Lima, Peru
La Moneda, Chile’s presidential palace
The earlier Chilean Presidential Palace, being bombed
by the U.S.-supported Chilean military during its coup
in 1973 which destroyed the government of Salvador Allende.
Presidential Palace, Argentina
The First Family meeting President Rousseff
at the Presidential Palace in Brasilia.
Presidential Palace, La Paz, Bolivia
Estevez Palace, the old Presidential Palace
Montevideo, Uruguay. The new one is behind
the botannical gardens & I can't find a photo.
Neil Bush, leaving the Presidential
Palace in Asunción, Paraguay
Surinam's Presidential Palace
Guyana's Presidential Palace
see photo at this link: http://www.trust.org/alertnet/multimedia/pictures/detail.dot?mediaInode=94f21fdd-639b-47a6-9ebd-d49b09e7a4d2
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez speaks from a balcony at Miraflores Palace in Caracas March 17, 2012. Chavez flew home on Friday after cancer surgery in Cuba, vowing to conquer the illness and win an October presidential election despite the need for radiation treatment. REUTERS/Miraflores Palace/Handout [/center]
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