Well the 30th of December was not such a great night for Guaymas murder stats. In what one radio program host and one web site (Monitorguaymas) is calling,” Una histórica noche de muerte” (A historic night of death) three people were murdered within three hours with two people injured. A 25 year old man named… Continue Reading
Honey Vendor from Michoacan The thing about Mexico that continues to intrigue me after all these years are the mobile vendors who traverse the country side selling their goods. Whether it be the honey vendors from Michoacan or Alamos or the Mennonites from Chihuahua selling their cheese. Sooner or later they end up in… Continue Reading
The Parade of Lights for Christmas Eve is coming up and this year is set to be a big won with several restaurants participating and offering prizes for the best lighted boat. Here are the details from Larry and Pat Adams of the Yacht Club and I have included a few of the videos from… Continue Reading
Another year another shrimp festival. As much as I love shrimp it is still hard to eat it when you know that for every pound of shrimp that is caught in trawl nets in the Sea of Cortes approximately 5 -10 pounds, or more, of reef fish are killed in the process as what is… Continue Reading
No end in site to the water leaks in San Carlos, will residents take action? As we continue to move forward on the situation with CEA there are now letters in English and in Spanish that anyone who is interested in may sign. The letter was written by Juan Carlos Gonzales who we recently wrote… Continue Reading
The night of the 26 of September will never be forgotten and I believe will ultimately define the war on drugs in Mexico. The definition will not be tidy nor neat. A war that started in 2006 when newly elected president Felipe Calerdon from the PAN political party decided that the Mexican government would… Continue Reading