Local Bread Shops, Neighbors, and Nostalgia
An important part of Mexico’s past and present are its bread shops, which are found on many busy...
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Category: Jim Ringquist
Cuauhtémoc Ship of the Mexican Navy to Visit Puerto Peñasco
Cuauhtémoc Training Ship to anchor in Puerto Peñasco in May with 240 Naval cadets aboard The coasts of Puerto Peñasco (aka Rocky Point) will be decked out in gallantry with arrival of the Mexican Navy’s Cuauhtémoc Training...
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The Great Rubber Ducky Race Will Return Next Year
You’ve got to admit there’s something creative, indeed even adventurous, about holding...
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Municipal Stadium Renovations Underway
Artist Rendering of New Stadium The Municipal Baseball Stadium, known locally as the Francisco...
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Rocky Point Tourist Assistance Unit Celebrates One Year Anniversary
One year ago this month, Mayor Kiko Munro formed the elite unit called the Puerto Peñasco Tourist...
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Potpourri – Short Shorts of All Sorts!
Potpourri – Short Shorts of All Sorts! Sometimes so much is going on in our little slice of...
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Mayor Leads Ceremony to Commemorate Centennial of 1917 Constitution
Together with civil and military authorities, Mayor Kiko Munro led ceremonies on the malecón last...
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Mayor Kiko Munro Visits Arizona to Promote Puerto Peñasco
Accompanied by Senator Juan Carlos Romero Hicks of Guanajuato, Mayor Kiko Munro paid a working...
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The Clouded Past of the Margarita
The margarita is often hailed as the quintessential “Mexican” cocktail, but just like cerveza, the...
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Can You Trust the Generic Drugs in Mexico?
Prior to 2010, there were actually three classifications of drugs: de patente – patent or...
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Beach Clean-up Campaign, Part of Efforts in Seeking Beach Certification
In commemorating International Beach Clean-Up Day, celebrated September 17th, and in coordination...
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The Tourist Assistance Unit Continues to Impress with Good Deeds
These unsung heroes just seem to always be on the scene when you need them. They have proven...
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Crossing The Border
Products which are prohibited to pass (Productos que están prohibidos pasar):
Animals, Plants, and Products Permitted at Touristic Level
Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
