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Mexico travel and coronavirus: Everything you need to know July 5, 2020 While coronavirus cases are on the rise, Mexico’s tourist destinations are adopting new safety protocols as they reopen to travelers. CNN Editor’s Note — This story has been updated to reflect the latest coronavirus information (CNN) — Mexico, one of the top ten… Continue reading Mexico travel and coronavirus: Everything you need to know

Mexican economy shrinks record 17.3% in April Mexico’s economy posted a record contraction in April, official data showed on Friday, as the effects of the coronavirus lockdown devastated economic activity, particularly in manufacturing. Adjusted for seasonal swings, Latin America’s second-biggest economy contracted 17.3% from March, the biggest fall since modern data began being published in… Continue reading Mexican economy shrinks record 17.3% in April

Feared Mammal is Good for the Neighborhood       Tara S. Spears I used to think these critters were nasty when I lived NOTB but the gutsy tropical species has won me over. For the last three nights I’ve seen the distinctive silhouette of the opossum slinking along the top of my concrete block fence. In… Continue reading Feared Mammal is Good for the Neighborhood    

Tourism Officials Fighting for Industry Rebound in Mexico Tourism in Mexico has been ravaged by the coronavirus outbreak, and industry professionals are working together to fight for assistance from the federal government. According to The Riviera Maya Times, the National Tourism Business Council has been working with local and federal government officials to express how… Continue reading Tourism Officials Fighting for Industry Rebound in Mexico

Mexico orders local governments to stop coronavirus roadblocks Mexico’s Interior Department urged towns and states Tuesday to stop putting up roadblocks and curfews to stem the spread of the new coronavirus, as hundreds have done. The department said in a statement that such measures violate constitutional rights like the right to free movement, and argued… Continue reading Mexico orders local governments to stop coronavirus roadblocks

The Mexico City Metro, where masks are now required. Use of face masks declared mandatory in at least 11 states, Mexico City States adopt the measure while federal authorities doubt their effectiveness As part of efforts to reduce Covid-19 transmission, governments in at least 11 states and Mexico City have made the use of face… Continue reading Use of face masks declared mandatory in at least 11 states, Mexico City

Dollar shakes the peso after AMLO’s report and reaches $25.31 MEXICO (Times Media Mexico) – The currency rebounded because President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s messages disappointed market participants; “Bad announcement. What a pity,” tweeted economist Marco Eviedo. Before AMLO’s message, the dollar was selling at 25.09 pesos. The dollar is shaking the peso on Sunday,… Continue reading Dollar shakes the peso after AMLO’s report and reaches $25.31

  Acclaimed Textile Artist, Kay Klose, Presents 2020 Line Tara A. Spears Want to be noticed? Wear one of textile artist Kay Klose’ sensuous nuno felt garments. They are so beautiful yet durable and functional. The sold out Women to Women Fashion Show 2020 will showcase Kay’s new line of original nuno felt women’s clothing.… Continue reading Acclaimed Textile Artist, Kay Klose, Presents 2020 Line

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Don’t Let Sensationalist News Deter You – Visit Mexico! Daine Taylor – Travel Market Report go to original Mexico has long been a major vacation destination for U.S. holidaymakers, and why wouldn’t it be? With alluring beaches, enchanting resorts, tropical climates, and the close proximity, Mexico is in the perfect position to dominate the U.S.… Continue reading Don’t Let Sensationalist News Deter You – Visit Mexico!