Articles in the General Category
Here is an article for your rainy Sunday morning reading enjoyment. This article was originally posted September 30th on Lloydslist and is about Manzanillo’s port and the big changes in store for it:
Tuesday 30 September …
The worlds economy seems to be having a bit of a meltdown as we speak. It’s even hit Mexico according to this article in Reuters:
MEXICO CITY, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Mexico’s peso plunged on Monday …
Visiting a doctor, getting medicine, or filling a prescription can be a very stressful when living in a foreign country. Many doctors do not speak English, and most pharmacies do not either. A great place …
We’ve added a few new features to Manzanillo Blog:
First, check out our new Manzanillo Guide at the top of the page. We give an overview of Manzanillo, when to go, where to stay, eat, shop, …
This is a picture taken February 8, 1954. It depicts Mexican laborers return home from work in the United States, these Mexicans are repatriates, finishing their work in the US and rejoining their families South …
Kiosko and Oxxo convenience stores are on almost every corner, on almost every street, in almost every neighborhood in Manzanillo. They seem to sprout up overnight, just add water and watch them grow. Often you …
Just twenty minutes south of Manzanillo is the town of Cuyutlan. Cuyutlan is, among other things, home to the famous olas verde, or green wave. It is a wave that breaks at a reported 20-30 …
For any of you who have been living under a rock and not reading today’s headlines, the U.S. Congress rejected the proposed economic bailout plan. This led to the biggest drop in the DOW ever, …
So the side bar on the left has a list of our most popular posts rated by the amount of comments. I wanted to provide you a list of our most popular posts based on …
I was driving past the Cinépolis this morning when I happened across this funny scene. Six of the employees were working together to hold down a high pressure hose as they washed the parking lot …

