Armando Ruiz Salgado shared Only those of us who have gone understand why we always return. Happy New Year everyone, I wish that we always take care of this paradise.

 

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Only those of us who have gone understand why we always return. Happy New Year everyone, I wish that we always take care of this paradise

TNT wants to wish everyone a happy new year! See all my friends tonight to celebrate and dance 2020🥂🎉 TNT wants to wish everyone a happy New Year ! See all my friends tonight to celebrate and dance away 2020!!

 

Tonight we wait for you for our big party 🥳 we will have fireworks 🎇and many more surprises !! Do not miss it !!

 

Mexico News Today Wednesday, December 30, 2020

 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2020

Electricity commission places the blame elsewhere for Monday’s power outage The CFE has blamed a fire, renewable energy producers and court rulings for the blackout that affected over 10 million customers. FULL STORY RELATED: 10.3 million CFE customers affected as electrical system fails. FULL STORY

Covid death numbers spike to 990 The number of coronavirus deaths reported on Tuesday hit the highest level recorded this month, federal health officials said. FULL STORY

Covid cases decline in Mexico City, state of México The deputy health minister said a 13% decrease has been recorded in recent weeks but cautioned that the downward trend was not definitive. FULL STORY Non-health sector workers try to jump the vaccine line The Covid vaccination program has opened new opportunities for corruption, revealing that the battle against it has not been won quite yet. FULL STORY Doña Francisca, 91, wins 15-day battle against Covid-19 Francisca Hernández was all smiles Monday as she left a hospital in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, feeling happy and well. FULL STORY Doctor’s gift: seeing daughter after isolation Just in time for Christmas, Dr. Alejandra Rugerio Trujillo was vaccinated against Covid-19 Thursday, giving her an even better holiday gift. FULL STORY Singer-composer Armando Manzanero dies at 85 Mexico bid a sad and nostalgic farewell Monday to the legendary composer and performer. FULL STORY OPINION Social housing projects need input from those who use it With 650,000 abandoned worker housing units in Mexico, it seems clear that planners never asked recipients for input on design and location, Sarah DeVries writes. FULL STORY ‘No more power outages:’ it’s been promised before President López Obrador insisted Tuesday that there would be no further outages like the giant one this week that affected at least 12 states. It wasn’t the first time he's made that claim. FULL STORY Foiled by efforts to stop hijacking, toll plaza thieves grab the cash instead A violent robbery of a plaza in Morelos suggests that criminals may be upping their game in response to increased security measures. FULL STORY Film documents indigenous-outsider clash at a Chihuahua ultramarathon "The Infinite Race" documentary investigates a culture clash between indigenous and international athletes at 2015's Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco, Rich Tenorio writes. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT MEXICO LIFE  Italian Epiphany tradition helps a Puebla town remember its heritage In the 1990s, Chipilo, Puebla, residents brought an Italian Epiphany ritual to Mexico to honor their ancestors from the Véneto region, Joseph Sorrentino writes. FULL STORY

Dear Reader, We're taking a short break for the New Year's holiday this week, so you won't hear from us again until Monday, January 4. On behalf of everyone at Mexico News Daily, I wish you a very happy and safe holiday. Tony Richards Publisher

Reginaldo Del Angel Garcia Puesta zipolite!!!

 

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Puesta zipolite!!!

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Zipolite - what to expect from it - Blonde meets the Locals Blonde meets the Locals Zipolite is quite famous for its nudist beaches, but it's so much more than that! It's a very free place, where nobody cares about anything.

 

Zipolite - what to expect from it - Blonde meets the Locals Blonde meets the Locals Zipolite is quite famous for its nudist beaches, but it's so much more than that! It's a very free place, where nobody cares about anything.

Zipolite – what to expect from it

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Zipolite is quite famous for its nudist beaches, but it’s so much more than that! It’s a very free place, where nobody cares about anything, people are barefoot and everyone knows each other.

Nudist beach

Are people naked on the beach in Zipolite? Yes, they are, but not everybody has to be. It’s a clothing-optional beach, so if you like it, feel free to take your clothes off. If not, it’s totally fine too. Nevertheless, it’s not just about nude sunbathing. Everything can be done naked here. Feel like jogging? Go for it. Surfing? Why not. Wanna have a meal in a restaurant on the beach wearing nothing but your sunglasses? Nobody cares.

Freedom

This place feels like there are no rules. Everyone is free to do what they want, take what they want, behave like they want. Everyone is very accepting and accomodating. There is no judgment.

Somebody told me: “If you wanna be a Mermaid, go to the beach and be a fucking Mermaid.” Go! Do what makes you happy.

Parties

Even during the pandemic, Zipolites beach does not stop. Every night something is happening. There might not be a lot of choices, but you can find something to do every night. This place escaped the Covid19, big time. Pande-what? Wearing a mask? You mean like in a Carnaval? No joke, there was a sign in one of the clubs ordering the people to wear masks. Not on their mouth and nose, but on the eyes. Priceless.

Chill

This is a real seaside village. There are two streets, maybe ten restaurants and some beach clubs. It is everything I imagined Sayulita would be. Relaxed, no stress, peaceful and free place with lovely people. Days go by on surfing or just enjoying the sun. There is not much more to do.

I definitely recommend Zipolite to everyone who is looking for a peace of paradise on earth. Of course, you need to be able to handle naked people asking you for directions and just striking a conversation on the beach 

Where to stay

Posada Carrey

A great place in the center of the village. I couldn’t find it on Booking nor Agoda, but they have a lot of rooms. They charge 600 pesos for a King room with a balcony and a fully equipped kitchen. Definitely a great deal!

Where to eat

Sal y Pimienta

This charming restaurant on the beach was my favourite. The place is beautiful, the food delicious and the portions more then generous. Map.

Entropia

This French Mezcaleria is one of the best in town! The food is absolutely delicious. They alos have a wide range of Mezkals to taste. Try the steak, you won’t regret it. Map.

Cafeteria San Cristobal

Our favourite place for breakfast. They have delicious crepes, sandwiches, but also chilaquiles and fresh juices. They are lovely, the food is great, so I definitely recommend it! Map.

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