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employee of the month
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Location: Playa del Carmen
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Is Mexico safe for travel? Yes, depending on your destination.
Finally, an article that gets it right.
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aņejo
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: nova scotia, canada
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good one heather, i agree totally,,,,funny story, i was in the long line at the grocery store the other night and i was talking to a couple about wintering in mexico, the guy and wife behind me said i was lucky to get out of mexico alive....i told him that there was some shootings in montreal and that he better get out of the country,,,everyone laughed....its so funny how many stupid people there are on planet earth.....it just amazes me it truley does......
have a good one kiddo |
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sandflea
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Cincinnati Ohio
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Is that yours or a quote? Can I use it (on other forums, of course)? BTW, one thing that the article touched on that I think we need to address here for future travelers (me included) is: Do we need to have our legally-prescribed medications "re-prescribed" or verified by a Mexican doctor to be legal in Mexico? |
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reposado
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fairless Hills, PA
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Great article. Thanks for sharing. I also recently had a rude comment made to me by a stranger when talking about vacationing in Mexico. I simply replied, "the problems are in the border towns, not where I go" and left it at that. I agree, many parts of the USA are MUCH more violant then Playa del Carmen (as a part of Mexico). People can really be stupid sometimes.
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beachaholic
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Virginia, Minnesota
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I found this article in our local newspaper in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
How safe is travel in Mexico? | StarTribune.com I just realized this is the same article with the same author as Heather posted. I just hate telling everyone how safe it is in Mexico, because then they all will want to come to PDC. Last edited by Timpete; 03-28-2010 at 07:47 PM.. |
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aņejo
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Maryland
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Quote:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/04/01/mystery-graduate-comatose-mexican-pool/ |
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employee of the month
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Without jumping to conclusions until I see a reputable source, I'll withhold any opinions, but I will say that alcohol-related falls are common in Cancun during Spring Break. I hope the kid gets well. |
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reposado
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fairless Hills, PA
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I seriously doubt any type of fall can cause the amount of damage that has been done. He was found in the grass, away from the pool or a balcony. Family Claims Rutgers University Graduate Was Severely Beaten In Cancun - cbs3.com
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lost on fifth
Join Date: Jan 2005
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No, this was a college kid. He and his buddy had been to Cancun. When they returned he decided to sleep by the pool at the resort. Security found him 2-3AM with skull fractures. The report said he was in a grass area not far from the pool. Where he was laying they had ruled out a fall. He has been transfered I think to Florida. His condition last I read was critical.
However, as you and I both know. Just because it happened in Cancun doesn't mean an American isn't responsible. ![]() |
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