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Under Menaje de Casa you should be allowed to a one time duty free crossing of your 'used, 6 months old' household goods. http://rollybrook.com/how_to_move_to_mexico.htm

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Then of course there is the rest of the story. http://qz.com/611855/empty-paint-cans-were-used-as-construction-material-in-a-collapsed-taiwan-building/

OFF brand mosquito repellent shows some promise in the fight against thr Zica virus. https://www.yahoo.com/health/mosquito-repellent-zika-virus-155703890.html

I It's all relative and knowing how to play the game. Mexico has always had its problems but it is fairly easy to stay safe and have fun if people don't bring problems on themselves, with a few exceptions.

http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/mexico-ranks-95th-on-corruption-index/

That has to be good news for a start. The new road from town to the Caborca highway is also very good news. Things can only get better with the change in leadership.

Be sure to leave a travel itinerary with someone before you go and make sure your cellphone is charged and working.

Our forum pal Jerry is little bit of both Don Quixote and Paul Revere, constantly both hopelessly attacking and sending apocalyptic warning alerts from his keyboard launch pad. We love him all the same though.

"Foot-soldiers of the drug cartels, young, tough-looking men on bikes, patrol the blocks. Men in pick-up trucks with fully tinted windows and no license plates, drive up and down the one main road menacingly." The last couple of times we have driven through Altar, there has always been a high...

Still the same as of two days ago.

Sliding scale from $60/one month, to $40/month for twelve month prepaid.

I just wanted to report back that our AT&T hotspot created through the iPhone worked acceptably well this last time down and didn't seem to use up too much data. Heads up to Terry for sharing the news.

Thank You.

How much are you charged for wifi and do you have contact information for Miguel? Thanks.

Merry Christmas.

I wish him all the best success and prosperity for a very worthy project.

Meanwhile this might check most of the boxes. http://www.autozone.com/batteries-starting-and-charging/battery?filters=4294959542

Mexican Nationals are no more exempt than non nationals. The same rules apply. Hoas, dues, liens and foreclosing on delinquent accounts is substantively the same as in the US.