U.S. CONSULATE PROCLAIMS BAJA SAFE FOR USA VISITORS
Ronald Kramer, head of the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana, stated that “Baja is safe for visitors” and he hopes tourism quickly rebounds, as reported on the front page of El Mexicano newspaper published on Monday June 15th… Read more…
Mexico’s Secretary of the National Security Council, Alexander Rubido reported that the homicide rate in Baja (inclusive of Tijuana) related to the drug war dropped 79% during the first quarter of 2009, compared to the last quarter of 2008(as reported by the El Mexicano 4/14/09)…. Read more…
Starting June 1, 2009, US citizens will need a passport to enter the U.S. from any foreign country. This will be required for air, sea or land. Children 18 or younger need only a birth certificate for land and sea entry from these areas. BUT what if you have already planned a trip (and lack a passport) or for some reason cannot obtain the same? Read more…
Mark Twain once observed, “A lie can get halfway around the world before the truth can even get its boots on.” No words were better spoken, when presented with the media HOGWASH flu “panic-demic”, BUT alas the US government —finally– put on its boots…
HOLY SMOKE!!! one might be tempted to yelp, when one reads that the MEXICO legislatively decriminalized the possession of small amounts (aka personal usage) of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and meth… Read more…
On May 7th, The World Health Organization, WHO announced that we are “free to move about the country”, as the concern of the Hogwash Flu and its related A (H1N1) virus dissipated, both in Mexico and around the world. Read more…
US inmate solicits 4 murder victims to “PARTY” in Tijuana’s deadliest neighborhood AND THEY GO!
For pure argument sake, if you had a “friend”, serving time in the penitentiary for drug trafficking, and that friend sent you a letter, encouraging you to go to a Friday night party in East Los Angeles,–an area well known for drug dealing gang-bangers, drive by shootings and murder– would you go??? and if so why??? Read more…
