Mexican Constitution Day – February 5th

In Mexico, February 5th marks the day honoring the constitution that still governs the country, being the maximum law of the land.
The official name of our constitutions is the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and is also often called the Fundamental Law or Magna Carta.
The first truly Mexican constitution is that of 1824, [...]

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Comparing Puerto Vallarta to Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Wichita

By: Jim Scherrer

Being typical Midwestern US cities, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Wichita all have populations of approximately 330,000 +/- 20,000 inhabitants. On the average, their populations have decreased by 1.5% during the past eight years.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico also has a population of slightly over 330,000 people, however its population has exploded by more [...]

Brushing Up On Spanish For Your Mexico Vacation!

For your first trip or next trip down to Old Mexico, you can begin thinking about the places you will travel. Think about how much easier it would be to interact with Mexican people on your trip when you can say some key words and phrases in the native Spanish language.
Mexico travel experts strongly suggest [...]

Is Vacation Travel To Mexico Safe

With all the recent bad press regarding drug traffic related gang crimes in Mexico, one has to wonder if that Mexico vacation is still safe.
Peter Diaz, President of VoyageMonkey.com Online Travel, compares travel to Mexico with any travel within the United States. Simply stated, “We all generally don’t take vacations to bad parts of [...]

A Riviera Maya Caribbean Beach Camping Trip or Which Way is Bacalar?

In the very dim early morning light I hear a large truck pull up just down the beach from us. I look out the tent window and see men with guns getting out of the back. Either these are bandidos, the Zapatistas invading Quintana Roo or the Mexican Army. Fortunately for us, it’s the [...]

Cruising the Mexican Riviera on Holland America Line

Indulge in the ultimate Mexican fiesta The excitement of the Mexican Riviera and wildlife-rich Sea of Cortez await you on a Holland America Line Mexico cruise vacation. Revel in the pulsing energy of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Acapulco, and then relax in the quiet beauty of the Sea of Cortez with unique, off-the-beaten-path destinations like [...]

Explore The Differences Between Cancun And Riviera Maya

If you have your heart set on taking a Caribbean vacation, consider Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. The fine, white sand beaches and bright turquoise waters are a sight to be seen, and the resorts offer variety unlike any other destination. Spend your days lying on the beach, participating in an abundance of water sports, taking in [...]

Juarez Police Chief Resigns for Fear of His Life

by Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter May 11, 2008 1:00 PM PDT
 
 
EL PASO/JUAREZ METRO-BORDERPLEX – The Juarez’s police Chief Guillermo Preito announced his resignation from the Juarez Police Department within hours after his chief assistant, 54-year-old Juan Antonio Roman who was 2nd in command is assassinated and at least four other Jaurez police officers are slain [...]

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