Uri Martinez Bungalow for rent, with all services, 3 min. Of the beach. Available from September 25. Inf. Inbox

 

Uri Martinez

58m

Bungalow for rent, with all services, 3 min. Of the beach. Available from September 25. Inf. Inbox

Reggae Bar La Isla Está noche!!!

 

Reggae Bar La Isla

Está noche!!!

Zipolite, busca ser más que una playa nudista Periódico Viaje Por la diversificar los servicios turísticos que ofrece el municipio de San Pedro Pochutla, en Oaxaca, además de Zipolite, crearon un perfil del turista.

 

Zipolite, busca ser más que una playa nudista Periódico Viaje Por la diversificar los servicios turísticos que ofrece el municipio de San Pedro Pochutla, en Oaxaca, además de Zipolite, crearon un perfil del turista.

Flying VOLARIS During COVID-19

 

Jimmy Kimmel and His Nephews Eat Insects at The Black Ant in NYC

 

El barco, Zipolite Booking.com Set in Zipolite, 500 metres from Zipolite Walkway, El barco provides accommodation with a garden.

  El barco, Zipolite Booking.com Set in Zipolite, 500 metres from Zipolite Walkway, El barco provides accommodation with a garden.

Mexico News Today Friday, September 18, 2020

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2020

Only 38 days to pay 74% of year’s water quota Mexico is required to deliver 431 million cubic meters of water annually to the US. It has until October 24 to send 319 million cubic meters. FULL STORY

650 accuse AMLO of sowing ‘hatred and division’ The group of intellectuals charges that the president passes judgement and spreads falsehoods that “sow hatred and division in Mexican society.” FULL STORY

Covid fatalities under-reported by 10,000 in CDMX A report prepared by examining death certificates said there were 20,535 deaths attributable to Covid-19. FULL STORY Cancer kills 6 kids in 5 days Six children who were unable to obtain chemotherapy drugs died in Nuevo León this month. FULL STORY Intelligence Unit unblocks municipality’s accounts Questions remain as to why they were blocked amid suspicions that the intelligence unit was acting in response to water protests. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Tiny school in Nuevo León among beneficiaries of raffle A school in a poor farming community was one of the winners of 20 million pesos in the “presidential plane” raffle. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Migrating to MX with aging parent proved to be right Millions of Americans are considering living overseas and for many the reality of taking along aged parents is part of the decision, writes Greg Custer of Ajijic. FULL STORY The antigrita goes viral: women’s protests spread Anger among women over gender violence has been surfacing once again, spreading across Mexico into at least eight states this week. FULL STORY Media attacks threaten freedom of expression State and municipal officials have followed president's lead in denigrating media, says journalists' representative. FULL STORY Homicides down 0.5% Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said there were 2,973 homicides during the month. FULL STORY High-impact crimes down 50% in Mexico City Homicides, kidnapping, extortion, vehicle theft and robberies declined 50% between January last year and August, said the mayor in her annual report. FULL STORY Hungry bear joins barbecue A black bear joined a family barbecue in Nuevo León, helping itself to meat right off the grill as family members watched in surprise. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Los Morosos and Los Tramposos, The Deadbeats and The Tricky Ones Life in rural Mexico: it took an incorruptible presidente to deal with the Tricky Ones, but the Deadbeats were another matter, writes John Pint. They simply refused to pay community's annual fees. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Program helps thousands of small restaurants stay alive. FULL STORY THE QUESTION:  How safe do you feel about Covid infection when eating out? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Are you using the Covid stoplight risk map to help make travel plans? 66% said no.  VIEW FULL RESULTS

• ‘Shoot the narcos,’ declares mayor of Hermosillo, Sonora • Boy, 6, killed in crossfire between police, suspect in Tijuana • School’s owner found guilty in deaths of 26 in 2017 earthquake • More dead sea lions, turtles found on Baja Sur beach • Tunnel work proceeds on Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido highway

Mexico News Today Wednesday, September 16, 2020

 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2020

OECD lowers 2020 growth forecast to -10.2% Among G20 counties, Mexico is predicted to suffer the fourth deepest recession after South Africa, Argentina and Italy. FULL STORY

New proposal for vote on prosecuting ex-presidents The Senate was asked to approve a national consultation in which citizens would be asked whether recent former presidents should face justice. FULL STORY

75% of Baja California restaurants have reopened They have also been certified by a new health program. Meanwhile, active coronavirus cases decreased by 41% last week. FULL STORY Passenger numbers slowly rising at Mexico City airport Numbers are recovering after plunging more than 90% during coronavirus lockdown, but still remain well below 2019. FULL STORY Artisans reopen in CDMX but there are few customers The Ciudadela market, where a wide range of products are sold, is completely dead, said the owner of a shop selling clay figurines. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Ship that sank off Yucatán was carrying Mayan slaves Researchers have identified a vessel that went down in 1861 as a slave ship that was still operating out of Havana, Cuba. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE It’s a magical place and a beautiful pueblo. But the mole is the main attraction San Pedro Atocpan is a beautiful little pueblo with a lovely church and a pretty park, writes Joseph Sorrentino. But that's not why people visit. FULL STORY Billions of dollars in freight tied up by water protest The protests are paralyzing sectors of the economy as farmers' blockades of railway tracks since August 26 have cost some US $10 billion. FULL STORY Families of lost miners sign accord for recovery of bodies The government will proceed immediately with the US $75-million recovery of the bodies of 63 miners who perished in a coal mine in 2006. FULL STORY Colima seeks reparation for damages caused by CFE spills The governor wants the Federal Electricity Commission to explain the causes of two oil spills in the Cuyutlán Lagoon. FULL STORY ‘The coronavirus pandemic won’t stop us from dancing!’ Mexico City’s fabled dance halls have been shuttered for five months but that hasn't stopped some lovers of cumbia and salsa. FULL STORY #LadySidewalk walked on wet concrete to make protest The government of Villahermosa, Tabasco, has filed a lawsuit against a woman who deliberately walked on a freshly-poured sidewalk. She is now the newest hashtag celebrity. FULL STORY Sculpture in Austria benefits young women in San Miguel An expat artist is using prints of a sculpture she created to aid disadvantaged rural women. FULL STORY OPINION If you like a nap, Mexico is not the best place to be People constantly coming to the door and the never-ending noise make sleep impossible, writes Sarah DeVries. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Program helps thousands of small restaurants stay alive. FULL STORY THE QUESTION:  How safe do you feel about Covid infection when eating out? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Are you using the Covid stoplight risk map to help make travel plans? 66% said no.  VIEW FULL RESULTS

• Hospitals and a school among winners of ‘airplane raffle’ • Plane raffle met its goal, says AMLO, but 30% of tickets were unsold • Morena legislator proposes changing Mexico’s official name • Nationwide the cry of independence has been hushed by coronavirus

Firefly Cinema, Cine Luciernaga, Zipolite

 At 7 and 830 pm..