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Tlaxco in Tlaxcala, Mexico
Charles E. Moritzky
Perspective: Dateline -Tlaxco Tlaxcala Mexico Monday, April 13, l998 TLAXCO 7 A.M. The sky is something of a steel gray, like before the sun comes up or on dark cloudy days before a s...
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Travel in Mexico is broadening
Stan Gotlieb
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Diana Ricci
Tequila Sunrise is a disco in Puerto Escondido, owned by a couple of Californians. This sign belongs to them. I just thought i...
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Oaxaca
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Summer in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
Like "The Hidden Places", this article is about the play of light and shadows on the eye of the observer; of the offered and t...
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Oaxaca
My anniversary in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
La Casa de Mescal is a Oaxaca landmark, which at the millenium will have been doing business at this location near the Zocalo ...
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Oaxaca
Mexico's Native American peoples and the global economy
Stan Gotlieb
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Diana Ricci
I wrote his in early 1995. Thankfully, the decency and good will of the average Oaxacan had not vanished along with their purc...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Classical concert in Oaxaca's Macedonio Alcala Theater
Stan Gotlieb
Inside the main chapel at Santo Domingo Church, one of many highly decorated colonial and post colonial buildings in Oaxaca in...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Truth in packaging: Mexico elections in 1994
Stan Gotlieb
In a place where the image of something can attain more significance than its substance, the propaganda war is waged without l...
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San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas
Athletics, tour guides, evangelism and Mexico border crossings
Stan Gotlieb
Below are some archives of letters to the editor that Stan has chosen to answer with open responses. August 23, 1996: A Border...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Greyhound bus connection in the Otay Mesa
Stan Gotlieb
When you're a famous traveler and adventurer such as myself, you get exposed to a lot of weird things, either first hand, or b...
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Tijuana, Baja California
My search for a doctor in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
This drawing of a latrine is painted on a wall next to the main square in San Martin Tilcajete, Oaxaca. It was paid for by ...
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health
perspectives
Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Questions and answers on life in Oaxaca, Mexico
Stan Gotlieb
Below are some archives of letters to the editor that Stan has chosen to answer with open responses.December 20, 1995 Victor S...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
The foreign enclave in San Miguel de Allende
Stan Gotlieb
I don't remember where this picture was taken, but I thought it a nice little color splash to brighten your day. Photography b...
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San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
How to survive - and stay - in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
This was written in 1994. How to survive - and stay - in Oaxaca, were very much on my mind. (The picture is of the Oaxaca Stat...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Handcrafted puzzles for sale: The rompecabeza man in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
Maestro Ignacio Cervantes plies his trade in the Alameda, in front of the Cathedral in Oaxaca. Photography by Diana Ricci [" R...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
What's today's rate? Mexico's floating peso
Stan Gotlieb
I wrote this in early 1995, when the peso was on a slide. For many, especially the Mexican people, the "devaluation" was no la...
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finance-economics
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
On the border between Mexico and Guatemala
Stan Gotlieb
Some days are better than others. Visa days are hardly ever good, filled as they are with anxiety and uncertainty. All this vi...
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Chiapas
A writer in Oaxaca: On being an old extranjero
Stan Gotlieb
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Diana Ricci
This is our patio. We can seat 26 in a pinch, but we like to hold it down to 20. This is not as much work as it may seem, sinc...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Flying to Oaxaca at Christmas time
Stan Gotlieb
A latecomer brought by TV and consumerism from El Norte, this Santa, with his reindeer made from local tree branches, was gree...
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health
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Billionaires in Mexico: Where did they all come from?
Stan Gotlieb
This piece was written in the summer of 1995. The number of Mexican billionaires has diminished, but the kidnappings have incr...
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Sharing the wealth in Mexico
Stan Gotlieb
If you hang out in the Zocalo (town square) as much as I do, the beggars get to know you. Depending on how you handle yourself...
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perspectives
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Please stop rocking the bus: Protests in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
All roads in Oaxaca state lead to the south side of the Zócalo, facing the state Government Palace. On most days, there is...
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perspectives
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Mexico is a noisy place
Stan Gotlieb
Mexico is a noisy place. Unless your cave is very high up the mountain, far beyond human habitation, noise is an integral part...
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Mexico's National Erosion Project
Stan Gotlieb
While traveling through the mountains to Tehuantepec, I noticed a large bald patch, obviously man made, on a very steep slope....
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Oaxaca
After the storm: Summer in Oaxaca
Stan Gotlieb
This photo was taken in one of the few buildings left standing at Piña Palmera, on Zipolite beach. By now, the foot or so of ...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Quien sabe?
Stan Gotlieb
I read somewhere that there are three stages to many occurrences in Mexico: the event; the contradictory rumors that are told ...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Shopping on Sunday
Stan Gotlieb
Made by art students from sand and other materials, this sculpture in front of the Oaxaca Cathedral was created for Dia de Los...
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
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