I would also second Nico, and as far as the figures i presented earlier they
were the only stats I could find and I know that Ciudad Juarez people are
killed both for there affiliations as well as simply being in the wrong
place at the wrong time. Otherwise I'd just have to say that I'm still
wait
My advice to everyone as a mexican is get your paperwork in order (as in
turn in your old vehicle permits so you can get a new one) re fuel and re
supply on your side of the border before crossing, fuel's cheaper in TX
anyway, get your permit and get across the border town of choice as fast as
you
David Ochel wrote:
I'm having a hard time being afraid...
You can go in and dress and look local, speak local, eat like a local,
drive in a vehicle common in the area and blend-in. That way, people are
afraid of you, instead of the other way around.
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Lyndon Tiu
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Hi,
On Mar 16, 2009, at 10:26 PM, Herman Miller wrote:
The death toll during 2008 alone was 5,630 killed. making a total of
about 7,882 drug cartel related deaths since December 2006. The
extreme violence is jeopardizing foreign investment
Well, are there any statistics regarding how many
Notice-- for all those who had to stay behind and miss out on going to
Mexico during spring break, something to make up for it: A Swiss caver
friend, Jean-Marc Jutzet, sent notice that a Brazilian friend of his,
Valeria Oliveria, will perform during SXSW at the COPA venue (217
Congress Ave,) o
Thanks Geary,
I printed the contact info and put it my truck glove box.
I am actually not worried about the pre-convention field trip to Bustamente and
around the outside of Monterrey due to the group size and number of vehicles in
convoy, but truthfully Shari has been worried about the deterio
