cbviajero

Was the e-mail you sent in semi broken Spanish?

I drove around Guadalajara every day for ten years,got pulled over a few times due to the NOB plates,handed the copy of Articulo 106 that I kept in the glove box to the transitos and federales and that sufficed,

I've heard good reviews from friends of mine about the Hospital Militar in Guadalajara,I have never been there,has anyone on this board had any experience with them?

You got that right. Just look at what happened to Iceland 's 'PM,who would have thought?

It costs 2315 pesos for a ten year Mexican passport. About 4 dollars less than an American passport.

Were they US passports,is it legal to carry multiple US passports?

Wow! 25 pesos a year! And here I've filling out forms,waiting in line at the INM and paying thousands of pesos every year in order to comply with Mexican immigration laws...

Age discrimination definetly does exist in Mexico, ask any Mexican trying to get a job after they're 50 years old.

Actually they do,on a regular basis, but they have to be notified by someone to the emergency.

Second Kiko's recommendation,I like the Mazamitla to La Manzanilla de la Paz route.

Nobody in Guadalajara drinks unfiltered tap water,not even poor people,they buy garrafones,unless they want "tripas torcidas". "Do you realize that flouridation is the most monstrously concieved and dangerous communist plot we have ever had to face?" General Jack D Ripper.

In Guadalajara Santorini and Agua Ciel both charge 28 pesos per garrafon,I get mine filled up around the corner for 10 pesos.

The last governor of Jalisco (Panista) tried to donate 60,000,000 pesos of the peoples money for the construction of that church. He got raked over the coals for that asinine idea and rightfully so.