With the suspension of non-essential border crossing due to the coronavirus outbreak, the San Ysidro Border Crossing heading north looked like a ghost town this Sunday morning on what is normally an incredibly busy day with long wait times exceeding three hours to cross.
In what must have felt somewhat surreal, the border crossings were measured in minutes, not hours in these late days of spring mid-pandemic…
Mexico is making a renewed effort using AI today to locate those who were forcibly disappeared between 1964 and 1985 during a particularly violent time in Mexico’s history where the federal government repressed and persecuted those they considered “disruptors” or insurgents.
Get ready smokers, lighting up a smoke is going to become much harder wherever you go in Mexico beginning tomorrow, as smoking will be prohibited in public indoor AND outdoor spaces in all of Mexico, including outdoor expos, shopping malls, beaches, parks and stadiums.
Cheaper housing is behind much of this increase and it’s a sensitive subject in Mexico, where wages are much lower. As the number of U.S. expats living in Mexico goes up, so do prices – leading to gentrification. But is it really avoidable?
After enduring a rough period where the place lost some of its former luster, Don Eddie’s Landing was sold several months ago but as the
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