Adjusting to Mexico: Transitional anxiety and interpersonal effects - Part 1
As many international families can attest, adjusting to life in Mexico City or other major city in Mexico is a unique challenge. Some families, unfortunately, do not fare too well. In this article, som...
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Mexico living: five questions
Let’s start at the beginning. The five most commonly asked questions before I came to Mexico were:
Why not stay in California and retire?
Won’t you miss your friends a...
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Water and culture shock in a Mata Ortiz, Mexico
Juan Mata Ortíz is a small village of potters, farmers and cowboys in Northern Chihuahua. About 30 years ago, an unschooled artistic genius, Juan Quezada, taught himself how to make earthenware jars i...
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Communicating In Latin America
HURDLE THE LANGUAGE BARRIER - by learning Latin American hand and voice signals. These vary from one culture to another. The following are distinctly LATINO:
THE WAGGING FINGER -
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Opening A Bank Account In Mexico
Posted by Ernie
I hate to keep sounding negative, but I just closed my Mexican bank account
after 3 years of frustration. The interest rate is not that great right
now. Besides if the peso devalue...
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Working in Mexico
Posted by Bruce Cobb on November 07, 1996
Hi, My name is Bruce and I live in NE Washington State in a solar powered
house. I work for the US forest Service at a Job Corps Center for youth
16 to 24...
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Mexico: a window on technology and the poor
Over the Columbus Day weekend, I was in Mexico City, attending and speaking at a conference marking the founding of the Mexican chapter of the Internet Society.
That was a potentially historic event i...
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