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[youtube Sxe0kM32q2w] by Johnny Punish Folks, we have a brand new family restaurant in the Valle de Guadalupe.   It's called La Potrancas.  It's an large open typical Mexican family restaurant with all the goodness you'd get at Tia Juanita's house.  Brand new, we thought we'd give it a try.  With my mother-in-law in tow, it was a perfect time to eat local.  We ordered their huge "combo" plate which was kind of

May 20 - May 21, 2011 The Mexico International Film Festival has become an important destination event within the film industry and a centerpiece for the thriving arts and culture community in Mexico. Founded on the premise that the language of film is universal and a dynamic force in bridging cultural understanding, the Festival continues to showcase the best of world film to Mexico through its rich film programming,

Since the lifeblood of the real estate industry in Mexico is tourism, an article in USA Today last week is fantastic news. Tourism to Mexico in 2010 is nearly equal to the record number of tourists in record-breaking 2008 and up almost 19% over 2009. This bodes very well for the real estate industry in Mexico for 2011. Take a few minutes to read this article and forward it on to potential clients and other agents. Spread the good word. It has been my experience that people who have been coming to Mexico for many years are still coming down because they know Mexico is a safe place to visit. People who may be considering coming down to Mexico for the first time may be fearful of coming to Mexico because they only know what they are reading about - the drug violence. Based on this article, I would say that in addition to the long-time Mexico visitors, there must also be a fair number of new visitors coming to Mexico as well.

Recently, the Liceaga Winery opened up a weekend outdoor restaurant under the oaks. Always up for the new experience, my wife and I rolled in with an open mind looking for a little fun, wine and a day with good energy.

I've read many articles about living and retiring in Mexico. A good number of them tell of the good and focus on a specific market.

by L.A. Cetto    Valle Sunset Artist: Moenia Saturday the 24th of July 2010 General Entrance:  $630 pesos VIP: $1,480 pesos Gastronomic Samples Available at Reasonable Prices Transportation Available By Baja Wine Tours:  23 dollars Bus Leaves From Caliente Racetrack at 1:30 PM Enology Tour  (Enology is the science to creating wine) Saturday August 7th 2010 Start Time: 11:00 a.m.. Transportation Available By Baja Wine Tours:  23 dollars Bus Leaves From Caliente Racetrack at 9:00 AM Harvest Festival Saturday August 14th 2010 Cost: $203

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Mexico is in a unique position to reap many of the benefits of the decline of the US economy. In order to not violate NAFTA and other agreements the U.S.A. cannot use direct protectionism, so it is content to allow the media to play this protectionist role. The U.S. media – over the last year – has portrayed Mexico as being on the brink of economic collapse and civil war. The Mexican people are either beheaded, kidnapped, poor, corrupt, or narco-traffickers. The American news media was particularly aggressive in the weeks leading up to spring break. The main reason for this is money. During that two-week period, over 120,000 young American citizens poured into Mexico and left behind hundreds of millions of dollars.