23May2016 | Whether He Wins or Loses, Mexico Prepares to Counter 'The Trump Emergency' The New York Times A number of prominent Mexicans are worried about what a victory by Donald J. Trump in the presidential campaign could mean for the complex relationship between the United States and Mexico. |
23May2016 | 2M Rural Mexicans to Benefit from New Solar Power teleSUR English Some 2 million Mexicans living in rural areas are set to benefit from solar energy as companies work to install solar panels in the southern states of Chiapas and Oaxaca, home to large Indigenous populations. |
23May2016 | Mexican Fire Departments Suffer Worst Deficiencies in Latin America The Fulano Forum Mexican firemen are the worst equipped in Latin American and they are in an ambiguous legal-administrative situation which keeps them that way, said the president of the Mexican Association of Fire Chiefs, in a meeting with federal deputies. |
23May2016 | Do Your Homework on Weight Loss Surgery in Mexico Obesity Control Center Take the time to watch this video and learn how to choose a reputable weight loss surgery center in Mexico as well as a bariatric surgeon. |
23May2016 | Judge Rules US Patrolman Justified in Fatal Shooting at Mexico Border Courthouse News Service climbing a ladder over the border fence as the Border Patrolman was being pelted with softball-sized rocks. |
23May2016 | A Year After a Violent and Costly Strike, Baja Farm Laborers See Uneven Gains The Fulano Forum Today, this windswept region 200 miles south of San Diego is thriving again as a major exporter of berries and tomatoes to supermarket chains across the U.S., but laborers remain restive, expressing a mix of pride at their landmark achievement and frustration at the halting pace of change. |
23May2016 | The World of Being Machismo & Gay in Latino Culture HuffPost Live Latino culture is often depicted as driving men to be hyper-masculine and domineering without a hint of femininity. What if you're queer and struggling to be all of the above? |
23May2016 | Police, Soldiers Swarm Troubled Mexican Beach Resort of Acapulco The Associated Press The upsurge in killings has made Acapulco one of Mexico's most violent places, scaring away what international tourism remained and recently prompting the U.S. government to bar its employees from traveling here for any reason. |
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From activities like hiking, swimming, bike riding and yoga, to restaurants offering healthy menus, Vallarta-Nayarit is the ideal place to continue - or start - your healthy lifestyle routine.
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