Archive for April, 2007

Tropicasa Opened New Office in Flamingos

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

Led by Wayne Franklin, Tropicasa Realty has been one of the most trusted names in Puerto Vallarta Real Estate since 1997. Understanding that Banderas Bay is more than just gay Puerto Vallarta, Tropicasa has opened new offices in Flamingos at KM 145 Carr. Puerto Vallarta – Tepic to better serve the growing North Bay communities. [...]

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Puerto Vallarta – From Sleepy To Stunning

Wednesday, April 4th, 2007

Who would have thought the making of a movie could transform a sleepy little fishing village into the vibrant, stunning tourist hotspot? Richard Burton’s Night of the Iguana did just that for Puerto Vallarta. Today, the rich and famous flock to this international resort for great values on leather, jewelry and crafts as much as [...]

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The U.S. Migrant Boom Hits Puerto Vallarta

Monday, April 2nd, 2007

Elizabeth Rogers and Alex Kelly embarked on the trip of their lives. Selling their Chicago condominium, the couple flew to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, this past winter for a needed break from the old work routine. Based in beautiful but expensive Banderas Bay, the young travelers visited beaches, endured roving street vendors and explored the wonders [...]

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Gringolandia-The U.S. Migrant Boom Hits Mexico

Monday, April 2nd, 2007

A recent, path-breaking article published in Dissent magazine described a group that doesn’t learn the new language, displays its native flag, maintains its traditional customs, and even celebrates its old holidays in the new country. “Some live and work without proper documentation and have even been involved in the illegal transport of drugs across borders,” [...]

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U.S. retiree’s bilingual school wins hearts in Mexico

Monday, April 2nd, 2007

A FEW years after retiring to Puerto Vallarta, David Bender was bored with golf. His new hobby, the American decided, would be tackling Mexico’s income inequality. He would do it by teaching English to Mexican children. Never mind that Mexico didn’t ask for his help. Or that the former advertising executive knew nothing about running [...]

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