Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - March 2001
Table of Contents
REDUCTION OF SHORT-TERM DEBT
CHEAP JOBS?
GUADALAJARA MEGAPROJECT
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - December 2001
Table of Contents
LOCATION OF NEW MEXICO CITY AIRPORT
NATIONAL ENERGY PLAN AND PEMEX
WHO WILL LAUNCH S...
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Dale Hoyt Palfrey - bilingual guide and translator
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NEW TO MEXICO?
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Let an experienced bilingual professional be your guide.
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Servicios en comunication
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SI UD. TIENE CLIENTES DE HABLA INGLESA...
SI SU EMPRESA QUIERE DEJAR
HUELLA EN EL MERCADO INTERN...
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Health care in the Guadalajara and Lake Chapala area
Health Care Resources
A partial listing of clinics, hospitals, dental and doctor's offices, and clinical laboratories
Americas Hospital - Avenida Américas #932, Guadalajara ...
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Mexico Hotels: Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque and Tonala accommodations
Bed & Breakfasts Gran Turismo 5 Star Hotels 4 Star Hotels 3 Sta...
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Us Consular Services In Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Emergency Services
Non Emergency Services
United States Consular Office - Guadalajara
Address:
175 Progreso
Guadalajara,
44100 Jalisco, Mexico
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report July 2005
Table of Contents
Record tourism numbers
Airport upgrades
Hotel investments ...
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Clickable interactive map of Jalisco: Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Chapala, Tequila
Clickable interactive map of Jalisco: Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Chapala, Tequila
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Mexican Mornings: Essays South of the Border by Michael Hogan
Here's an interesting and entertaining collection of essays, mainly about Mexico, like "The Crawling Things of Paradise", a small tribute to all the crawling, flying, buzzing, poisonous, and non-poisonous insects to be found in the state of Jalisco. In the essay "Connections: Odysseus and the Gran Chingón" we find a quite learned investigation into the prevalence of machismo in Latin American society. On the more sober side there are copious references throughout - both critical and positive - to the Mexican natural environment, the economy and the Mexican character.
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Mexican equipales, seated through the ages Zacoalco de Torres
Moctezuma ordered his special chair. Pedro Páramo, in Juan Rulfo's award winning novel sat upon one. Both men enjoyed equipales, the rustic leather furniture found everywhere in Mexico.
Equipale...
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Moon Handbooks: Guadalajara by Bruce Whipperman
Here's a welcome addition to the growing library of Mexican guidebooks. It covers all the information you would expect, like motels, hotels, bed & breakfasts, restaurants, shopping, money exchange locations, tourist highlights and how to get from one place to another. In addition, there's an abundance of information on such items as bus fares, rental cars, walking and jogging routes, exercise gyms, language courses and even where to get rolls of film processed.
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A New Beginning
Our final days in Guadalajara were hectic. Not only did we have to arrange to find and hire a moving company, but our FM3 visas were expiring as well. To deal with the FM3s, Mary and I hired an attorne...
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This And That
Sometimes life in Mexico gets so surreal that you think you're living in a theme park. There's this guy who periodically comes around dressed up in an Aztec costume - feathers sprouting from a headdres...
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A Mexican Picnic
Mary had to fly back to the States for the weekend, so I was left on my own. I don’t know if Mary planned it, but Sergio, a Mexican friend that I had met through Mary called to ask if I’d like to g...
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The Death Of The White Bullet?
My car, a 92 Pontiac affectionately christened "The White Bullet" by Harry, may be dead.
Mary and I were thinking about moving to the town of Colima. Guadalajara was fun at first, but it is too exp...
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Another Adventure With Sam
A few days after my foray with Sam into the electronics world of Guadalajara, my car died. It appeared that a wheel bearing was going out and that had affected the brakes. Whatever had happened, I mana...
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Pistacho-ing Around
There’s a guy on the road to Tequila that sells the best pistachios I have ever tasted. He sells them from a cart alongside the road near a train crossing. His pistachios are low in moisture and well...
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Uruapan's Waterpark
Mary and I wanted Ann and Ron to see a little bit more of Mexico, so Mary did some research on the Internet and picked out the town of Uruapan as a road trip destination.
I don’t think that Ann a...
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South of Yesterday: A True Story by Virginia Downs Miller
"South of Yesterday" is the story of my mother's life as a bride coming to a strange land. The book flows through the charmed life of an American living in Guadalajara in the early nineteen hundreds, into the violence of the Revolution, escape from and return to a much-beloved Mexico. I related never before publicized events of history."
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La Revolución
Last month Mary and I joined the American Society, a group of English speaking expatriates. We joined in order to meet other expats and so that I could attend Spanish classes there. At only $4 per meet...
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Mary's Finest Hour
When Mary and I first moved to Guadalajara, we tried to get a cable modem installed so that we could access the Internet at a high speed. We signed a contract with Cybercable and gave them a security d...
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Machiavelli, Eat Your Heart Out
I woke up knowing I wanted to do something and that, of course, meant a road trip. I sat down with a map and realized that Mary and I had covered an awful lot of the area around Guadalajara. I remember...
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Where The Periferico Ends
Mary and I had cabin fever yesterday from sitting around the house, so we decided to check out a lake near the airport that someone had told us about. The idea was to check it out as a possible investm...
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