Stop Telemarketers with Mexico’s Do Not Call Registry Q-Roo Paul – Two Expats Mexico go to original Soon after we got our Mexican cellphones we started getting annoying calls from telemarketers – the only difference from the ones we received in the…
Hidden Treasure: Alicia’s Palapa Restaurant Tara A. Spears There’s a special place at the south end of Jaltemba Bay that offers relaxed dining and cocktails with a tropical breeze. It’s as if you step back in time to when livin’ was a…
Mexican government reveals list of Mexico’s dirtiest beaches (Photo: SIPSE, Novedades Quintana Roo) Beach-goers beware: according to the Federal Environment Secretariat (Semarnat), some beaches in the Pacific coast states of Guerrero, Nayarit and Michoacán are the dirtiest in all of Mexico. The…
Understanding Your Mexican/ CFE Hydro Bill Tara A. Spears For many foreigners it is a shock to receive the monthly electric bill, especially if they have used their air conditioning. Seeing that string of numbers is enough to cause a heart attack.…
Local Artist Celebrates Wildlife in Art Tara A. Spears Canadian naturalist and artist, Tosia Polomski Archer, uses her talent to capture the local exotic wildlife that inhabits the coastal jungles of Jaltemba Bay in beautiful paintings. “The subject matter in Mexico…
Tax Tips for U.S. Citizens Living & Earning in Mexico Two experts share some important information that is worth noting regarding both paying taxes on Mexican property rental income and U.S. tax laws for American citizens living and working in Mexico. Puerto…
Mexican Jungle Wildlife in Riviera Nayarit BY Tara A. Spears Nayarit Editor If you’ve dreamed of going on a safari to see exotic animals, there is no need to leave this continent. The jungles of the Riviera Nayarit are teeming with interesting…
Welcoming the New Generation of Pacific Ridley Sea Turtle Tara A. Spears As twilight envelopes the beach giving much needed relief from the heat of the summer sun, only the whoosh of the receding waves can be heard. Through the deepening dusk…
Riviera Nayarit’s Tourism Industry Continues to Boom Grand Sirenis Matlali was built on 30 hectares at a cost of US$100 million and currently offers 170 luxury villas and suites, 109 of them located on the mountainside with ocean views and 61 set…
Paricutín Photography Bill Bell The volcano began as a fissure in a cornfield owned by a P’urhépecha farmer, Dionisio Pulido, on February 20, 1943. Pulido, his wife, and their son all witnessed the initial eruption of ash and stones first-hand as they…