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Q. does anyone know how far away Amatlan de Canas is from Vista Hermosa Jalisco?
Asked by French Bread - Wed Jul 4 20:33:28 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. about 166 Kms
Answered by jcirnes - Thu Jul 5 09:27:28 2007

How come Mexico does not create a stimulus bailout package to create jobs in Mex so illegals want need to?
Q. How come Mexico does not create a stimulus bailout package to create jobs in Mexico, so illegals will not need come here and illegals here can return home.Surely Mexico can afford a 300 billion stimulus bailout package,No ?
Asked by xXx BOMB SHELL xXx - Tue Feb 10 20:32:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments

A. well to be honest I agree with one answer here, the fact that if it was possible all the money would be dispersed between the drug lords and the corrupt government that is there. And since all the corruption is being shared also with high officials like the chiefs of police,generals of their armies,and the list goes on and on and on...That does not mean that something like that does not happen here in our Country as well...example the first 750 billion dollars, Were did all really go?? Seems like it was pretty much thrown in the back burner huh?? And to Dirty Martini ,mizzholloywood,joebob,oz man641...it is our every right to express our opinions by all means, but be sure you are exactly correct about your facts and not just shooting… [cont.]
Answered by al b sure - Tue Feb 10 23:07:29 2009

How is the Spanish of northern Mexico different from the Spanish of the rest of the country?
Q. I am planning to visit northern Mexico later this year and am learning the Mexican dialect of Spanish for that reason. Can someone tell me what are the main differences between the Spanish of northern Mexico (e.g., Monterrey) and the Spanish spoken in the rest of Mexico? Also, I have come across the following words for "boy" in Spanish: Muchaho Chamaco Chavo Chico Nino What I want to know is, which of the above words is the most commonly used in Monterrey or northern Mexico?
Asked by Amit Schandillia - Tue Apr 7 22:18:30 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments

A. To speak like a "regio" you have to be in monterrey. It's like me. If i want to speak like a Yankee.. i should got to NY. Ive been learning english from my southern folks from Arkansas. Main differences: We speak better, we are better, we are smarter than the rest of the "chilangos". No just kiddin.. different accent, some word are used different. You are looking for slang sort of things... in my opinion.. when you are just starting to learn a language... that's the last part you should be looking at. Anyways, ill sent you a good source of mexican-slang. Iam a Regio... Drop me a msg any time if you want to practice. reickyone at yahoo dot com Greetings.
Answered by Reicky - Wed Apr 8 09:15:32 2009

How can I gain trust that Mexico will start winning some games?
Q. Okay I'm a huge Mexico supporter but lately not only me but people around my city have been getting tired of seeing Mexico lose. When do you think Mexico will start winning some games, and make it far in the Fifa World Cup?
Asked by Jonathan - Wed Aug 20 19:12:35 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Welcome To The Real World... =\
Answered by Stefy - Wed Aug 20 20:17:47 2008

What is so different about Mexico City that required athletes to spend time to 'acclimatize'?
Q. Athletes competing in the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City arrived in the city some weeks before the games begun. They wanted to acclimatize . What is so different about Mexico City that required this special preparation? What would be the problems experienced by foreign athletes competing in the Games?How were these problems of the athletes overcome?
Asked by Bec - Thu Jun 12 08:19:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Altitude. The athletes (or anyone) have to acclimate to the difference in air pressure. Mexico City is 7,400 feet above sea level. Similar to problems in playing sports in Denver (The Mile High City).
Answered by Cranky Yankee - Thu Jun 12 08:27:06 2008

What does Mexico get in return for the 1000s of deaths caused by fighting drugs headed to the US?
Q. 1000s of Mexicans die each year because it's illegal to ship drugs to the US. But, Americans use ungodly amounts of drugs and puts only a small fraction of drug users in jail. Why does Mexico bother trying to stop it? Why would they care if drugs make it to the US?
Asked by Hiroshima, Get Over it - Thu Feb 12 22:35:20 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They say they care, they don't though. The reason, the government are in the drug rings.
Answered by dolphinsfan913 - Thu Feb 12 22:39:31 2009

What is the best place in Mexico for a family vacation?
Q. We are looking for a place to relax in Mexico. We are a family of 5, middle class, actively interested in the culture and exploring in Mexico AND getting out of the cold. Our plan is to fly late March 2006 & spend a week playing on the beach, body surfing, hiking and any other fun outdoor activities. We also love authentic Mexican food.
Asked by JimmyD - Mon Jan 16 18:00:32 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well thats a tough answer, first of all i'm mexican if the money its not problem for you, Cancun it's by most one of the finest beaches of Mexico with a lot of activities, there you can find Isla Mujeres[cont.]
Answered by marianorenteria - Wed Jan 18 11:06:19 2006

What are the racial demographics of Mexico City and Mexico in general?
Q. I know its a weird question to ask but I'm planning on living there for a while and I'm wondering what the population characteristics are. Is it majority Mestizo? Does it have tons of Indiginous peoples? Does Mexico City really have a large European descended population?
Asked by Fumaman - Fri May 16 03:57:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 10% white,.-80 % percent mestizo and 10% of native americans. As Salvador F said, most of the so called Mestizo are not really mestizo, some of them will be whiter and some will be 100% racially native american but living as Mestizos. Native americans in Mexico are the people who still speak their native tongue, still wear their traditonal dresses etc. Now the people from north of Mexico tend to be taller than the rest and have less Native American blood in their veins but still a lot Native looking. the more you travel south people tend to be darker and smaller, and racial differences between rich and poor is greater. rich people tend to be whiter, poor people tend to be darker. Mexico City is very cosmopolitan and you will find… [cont.]
Answered by big bubba - Fri May 16 11:53:02 2008

where in mexico do you guys recommend a single solo traveler to go to who doesn't speak spanish?
Q. I'm a single guy, i'm 25 years old and I would like to go to mexico to visit and be a tourist. Now my Spanish is not so hot, but i'm wondering where would you recommend a single 25 year old guy who would be traveling by himself to go to around Mexico? I want to know of a safe place and interesting things to do? I hear there are a lot of robberies in Mexico and kidnapping of tourist, what do you suggest?
Asked by Hello - Sat Feb 28 18:47:20 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Mexico City. Go to Chiapas, it's very safe and nice. Visit also Chichen Itza, in Yucatan. And... maybe you can go to Cancun. Grettings
Answered by Cristian - Sat Feb 28 22:24:14 2009

How much does a smuggler charge to smuggle someone from Mexico into America do smugglers also finance?
Q. How much does a smuggler charge to smuggle someone from Mexico into America do smugglers also finance?Do smugglers also finance illegals trip into America with easy down payments and low monthly payments ? Do the illegals have to sign a contract ? In Mexico what ratio of smugglers are arrested ? Many in Mexico considred smugglers as the guys who bring illegals safely into America to enable them to find work they could not actually find in Mexico ?
Asked by I'm gonna start another riot - Mon Apr 6 19:25:06 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Actually, a very good question, and for this reason. The Coyotes will get you to this country for anything between $50 and $500 dollars. The cheap route is busy and the Border Patrol is waiting. LOTS of business from what I gather, but they keep trying. The Coyotes won't take an I.O.U. Ahhh but... The Mexican Mafia really needs people to peddle their stuff. They get into the Mexican American Community, and the Mexican Mafia will then supply the dope. So the Mexican Mafia will do the job for you, but you pay them back with narcotics sales. And before all the Mexican Nationals come up and say this is racist, keep in mind the illegal aliens usually cannot speak English. They almost NEVER go to Bererly Hills.. they go to the… [cont.]
Answered by Joel W - Mon Apr 6 21:17:58 2009

How good would an exchange trip to Mexico look on a college application?
Q. I really want to go on an exchange trip to Mexico to learn about the culture. The school takes us to a really nice piece of Mexico and we stay with a family there and learn more about the language, people, and customs. My parents seem to think that it won't make much of a difference on my college application and it's a lot of money. I'm having a hard time finding proof for them. Please help me :( :(
Asked by salimc777 - Thu Oct 30 17:18:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It depends on what type of college you are looking at and your major. If for example you're majoring in Spanish it would look great if you wanted to be considered for the Spanish Department's Honors Program. If you're leaning towards a large, state university then things like this which help you to stand out from the pack can move you to different levels and help you to become much more appealing for scholarships and admission. Private colleges love love love this kind of thing, seriously if you can and want to do it, do it. I wish I could have had this kind of opportunity.
Answered by thedudenextdoor89 - Mon Nov 3 12:36:40 2008

What part of mexico has the most clubs, bars, and night life?
Q. My fiance and I are planning a destination wedding to mexico and he was wondering what part of mexico would be the best for a bachelor/barchelorette party. We will be there 7-10 nights and we want to be able to FULLY enjoy ourselves the entire time we are down there. Oh and if any one has any good info. on all inclusive wedding packages in mexico it would be greatly appreciated. We want to get married april, may, or june of 2010.
Asked by Lacie G - Tue May 12 10:49:31 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Click the first link for a map of the hotel zone in Cancun. The hotel zone is shaped like the number 7. The majority of the clubs are in the area where the top part of the 7 turns south to the longer arm of the 7. So any resort numbered from 25 through 31 will put you within easy walking distance to the clubs. I would recommend the Riu Palace Las Americas or the Riu Cancun. I would click the second link below and plug in your dates to see if any good deals come up for those two on the Bookit website.
Answered by rhino72032 - Tue May 12 14:21:20 2009

We are thinking about driving our car into Mexico. Any advice on auto insurance?
Q. We are planning on being near the Mexican border and possibly driving into Mexico. What are the requirements for automobile insurance if I decide to drive into Mexico? Any other advice? I know, don't drink the water, Montezumas Revenge. Thanks for your answers.
Asked by PsychoSam - Wed Oct 10 10:35:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wow ! There are some really wrong answers on here. Believe or not, most standard insurance companies actually allow you to be covered in Mexico. It is an endorsement, so it will cost a little extra. They will usually cover you within 75 miles of the border. Call your agent and ask.
Answered by Nate W - Wed Oct 10 14:37:47 2007

Is a church wedding in Mexico considered a legal wedding to United States immigration?
Q. In mexico, all citizens must go to a court to get a marriage certificate to make the wedding legal. Otherwise, it's just a ceremony in the church. Does United States Customs and Immigration consider just the church wedding a legal marriage?
Asked by Superman - Thu Apr 16 21:35:15 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In Mexico only a civil wedding performed by a civil judge is considered legal in Mexico and internationally. The Registro Civil office of each town and city can perform the ceremony as long as all of your documents and paperwork is in order.
Answered by Prof.Gringo - Sat Apr 18 00:04:20 2009

I own a hostel in Mexico,which I am about to loose. How can I open a hostel in Canada?
Q. I am a German citicien,I started a hostel in Mexico 8 years ago,trusted the wrong people and need to start all over again. Any advice?
Asked by sd705 - Sat Sep 2 00:12:10 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You'd have to do your homework obviously. Where would you like to open it? Buying an old school or other interesting building in a downtown location is good. However - are you eligible for being a permanent resident in Canada? You should check that out first. Go to and click on one of the various links there relating to doing business in Canada and also visitors to Canada.
Answered by dreamcatweaver - Sat Sep 2 03:50:57 2006

What is a interesting current event taking place in mexico that connects back to early spanish conquest?
Q. In other words, what social issues of today in Mexico could be traced back to the social issues of mexico in the 1500's. (social organization etc) thanks
Asked by Max - Tue Oct 20 15:32:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Tough question. What comes to my mind is that the Spanish conquistadores came into a land with a highly developed civilization, completely destroyed that civilization, their government, culture, and religion. They forced the people tp give up their culture, language and religion. They created a country of a few rich land owners and millions of poor people. Mexico just became independent of Spain 200 years ago.and still suffers the "growing pains" of becoming an independent nation and correcting the wrongs of the past. The vast gulf between rich and poor is still present in many ways. The corrupt Napoleonic "justice" system is still used. Political parties and holders of public office are often controlled by the wealthy… [cont.]
Answered by Charlie - Tue Oct 20 17:10:07 2009

What should a mother do when her 14 daughter comes home from Mexico with a permanent tattoo on her body?
Q. What should a mother do when her 14 daughter comes home from Mexico with a permanent tattoo on her body? She was in Mexico with her father and was there with her mothers consent. She does not want it removed and this was legal under Mexican law. This was not illegal under US law, because US law has no jurisdiction over Mexico. The mother and daughter are nationals of the USA and Russia and have passports of both countries. The mother is a naturalized US citizen and the daughter was born in the United States.
Asked by Na - Thu Aug 20 13:19:48 2009 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Nothing you can do, except force her to have it removed, but that apparently leaves a pretty nasty scar. The daughter, presumably had her father's blessing to do this; but I'd be bolloxing him pretty hard -- did he at least check out the sterility of the equipment being used on the girl? or was he so busy trying to score "cool dad" points that thoughts of her long term health escaped him?
Answered by mollysmom - Thu Aug 20 13:35:14 2009

What is the best schools in mexico for americans trying to learn spanish?
Q. I would like to study spanish in mexico but at the same time I want to take classes in english.
Asked by cruise.penelope - Fri Jun 13 21:37:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depends...Well lets see... Tecnologico de MOnterrey its a good one COlegio americano another one, ummm ...those are 2 really good...
Answered by *Ame* - Thu Jun 19 19:05:15 2008

Is it true that Mexico attempted to build a nuclear weapon recently?
Q. Mexico City, Mexico. Mexico recently builded a nuclear weapon, But it can't explode. They've recently tried to detonate it but the warhead was just smoky when you push the red button. There must be mallfunctions, or not enough Ingredients for the nuclear. Do they even certified to make such an arsenal?
Asked by Dfdf F - Wed Apr 1 12:19:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. mexico is totally peacefull, we've not been in international wars in more than 100s of years... im mexican and i never heard about this i think its all false rumors.
Answered by guy p - Fri Apr 3 00:46:13 2009

Are there any organizations that donate to poverty in Mexico?
Q. My friend and I are doing a project called Change The World and we are doing it on Poverty in Mexico, does anyone know of any organizations that donate to the poverty in Mexico?
Asked by move_along_13 - Sat Apr 12 16:29:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

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