Category: Mexico

Oaxaca businesses — including buses and taxis — launch strike of their own In Oaxaca private-sector organizations — including public transit companies — were vowing to halt work on Monday Aug. 8 in protest of government inaction, while in Mexico City, some politicians…

First two named storms of Pacific Hurricane Season form <img src=”https://d5nxst8fruw4z.cloudfront.net/atrk.gif?account=nmG5n1aMp410S+” style=”display:none” height=”1″ width=”1″ alt=”” />   First two named storms of Pacific Hurricane Season form  The first two storms of the 2016 Pacific Hurricane Season are churning off the coast of…

What You Need to Know About Banking in Mexico Gabriela Escandon – Ron Morgan Properties Banking in Mexico is quite straightforward but it does come with some characteristics that are unique to the country. Click HERE to read more about living and…

Paletas: Mexican Popsicle Treats         Tara A. Spears In a warm climate country such as Mexico, it’s always nice to cool down with a frozen treat.  The ubiquitous La Michoacana ice cream shops catch your eye on every main street in every Mexican…

Tropical Summer Perks:  Royal Poinciana and Golden Raintree in Bloom Tara A. Spears The temperature is rising and the tempo of life pulses with the onset of summer in coastal Mexico. Ocean breezes coat the jungle vegetation with a layer of dust…

Short-term vs. long-term rental of your Mexico property One of the things to consider after you have purchased property in Mexico is whether you´d like to rent it out. Earning some money from your new investment can go towards paying off any…

 Talpa de Allende: Another Side of Mexican Culture   Tara A. Spears Long before there were all inclusive oceanfront hotels thousands have trecked to the isolated mountain village of Talpa, Jalisco. And when you realize that the attraction is spiritual- not a…