Bacalar: The Seven Colours Lagoon
A few months ago, I travelled to Playa del Carmen with some friends. After a few days, to escape the terrible heat of the city, we decided to take a 2-day…
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15 October 2016
MORELIA, MICHOACÁN,11SEPTIEMBRE2015.- Para exigir el pago de bonos, maestros de la Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) realizaron hoy una marcha masiva en la ciudad de Morelia. El contingente abarcaba varias calles y se desplazó sobre Avenida Camelinas, con dirección al Centro Histórico. La manifestación pasó por las avenidas Enrique Ramírez, Acueducto y Madero, provocando cortes a la circulación por parte de elementos de la Dirección de Tránsito Municipal. En la marcha participan también trabajadores del Gobierno de Michoacán y Municipal, quienes exigen atención a diversas demandas.FOTO: ALAN ORTEGA /CUARTOSCURO.COM
Mexico Roadblocks: Protesters Cut Access to Oaxaca and Chiapas
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16 July 2016
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Discover Puebla: Natural & Cultural Paradise
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Nevado de Toluca Trek Experience
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Discover Mexico: Desierto de los Leones National Park
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Food Worth Travelling For (Part 1)
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The 11 Most Colourful Cities in the World
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Discover Ojo de Agua de Ranas, Mexico
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