By Terry Sovil from the January 2012 Edition Mail Boxes Express has moved to a new location. I just found it today to mail a letter in their pouch mail to Laredo, TX. They provide many services and aren’t that far from where they used to be. Heading towards Las Brisas on Miguel de la […]
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from the December 2011 Edition The following information was sent to us by a good friend. It is a good idea for everyone who is hiring a Mexican worker for any reason to be aware of these laws. If hiring through a contractor, we believe that the contactor is then responsible for his workers welfare […]
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By Marinas Insurance from the November 2011 Edition One of the biggest worries foreigners have regarding insurance in Mexico is not being able to understand all the details when making a claim –largely because of the language barrier. That’s the view of Roberto Castellanos of Mariner’s Insurance Mexico, who recently gave a presentation on the […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Reporter from the September 2011 Edition Despite several people driving down through Mexico with no difficulty this summer, after having had some scary experiences on the way out, one or two people are a little worried about making the journey back down by car this fall on their own. If you are […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Reporter from the September 2011 Edition Should you be considering the incredible coloured NOOK as an alternative to other E-Books available, be advised that Barnes and Noble will not allow a person to download book outside of the US or Canada. Magazine have been received but not a book. I even tried […]
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By Robert Hill from the September 2011 Edition (23Aug11) Finally, some positive press from the US. This is from Sunday’s edition of the San Francisco Chronicle. The article leads off with this: “Quick !!- Which national capital has the higher murder rate: Mexico City or Washington, D.C.? If you answered Mexico City, you’d be in […]
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By Martha Martinez from the September 2011 Edition Usando las letras “Ll”. The sound of the letters “ll” is very much like the sound of the “J” in Jump. Manzanillo (manzanijo) Bello (bejo) beautiful Camello (camejo) camel Callejón (cajehon) […]
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By Terry Sovil from the August 2011 Edition The Barred Serrano The Barred Serrano is found at depths from 20 feet to 200 feet. They have pale shades of brown to gray on their upper body, with a whitish lower body; darkish spots on dorsal and tail fins. They can be found from the Gulf […]
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By Freda Rumford from the August 2011 Edition The customs laws pertaining to the importation of personal vehicles into Mexico are currently undergoing a dramatic change. At this time, it appears that those vehicles already in Mexico and covered by the owners FM3 are not affected until such time as such vehicles leave the country […]
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By Sra. Martha Martinez from the August 2011 Edition In Spanish the letter H is silent. Here’s how to pronounce some words, contrary to almost all other letters. The “U” being an exception in some cases. Also keep in mind that the ”J” in Spanish is pronounced like the “H” in English. Chihuahua (chi […]
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