Mexpro Now Offers $2 Million Limits on Mexico Homeowners Insurance
November
6,
2018
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Insure your home in Mexico for up to $2 Million! November 6, 2018, Flagstaff, Arizona: Beginning today you can insure your Mexican home for up to $2 Million with Mexpro.com, the Mexico Insurance Professionals. In the past, American and Canadian homeowners with home values higher than $1 million could not insure their homes with the...
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Our Hearts Go Out to Mexico!
September
22,
2017
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Mexpro Sends Our Deepest Sympathies to Mexico Mexpro sends our deepest sympathies to those affected by the recent earthquakes and hurricanes in Mexico, and our hope that you have not sustained serious damage to your belongings, self, family or friends. We are sending prayers to you and all of Mexico. Mexpro Insurers in...
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Pope Francis Making Waves in Mexico
February
15,
2016
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Yesterday, just one day after Pope Francis’ arrival in Mexico City, he challenged Mexican political and social leaders to take care of its citizens through “adequate housing, dignified employment, food, true justice, effective security, a healthy and peaceful environment." Making good on a pre-visit promise to speak out against corruption and crime in Mexico, he...
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Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology: A Must-See for a Mexico City Visit
October
14,
2013
by Al Barrus
Reviews of Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology put it on the top five list of museums in the world; with 11 archaeology and 11 ethnography galleries...
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Teotihuacan: Mexico’s Holy Ground
September
30,
2013
by Al Barrus
A great triumph of ancient civilization are the Teotihuacan pyramids, Mesoamerican ruins a just a short ride from Mexico City in central Mexico...
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Mexico's Independence
September
15,
2013
by Al Barrus
The precipice for Mexico's independence celebration takes place at 10:30 p.m. on September 15th; however the festive decor stays up for the entire month...
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The Best Street Food in Mexico City
November
14,
2012
by Roxanna Brock McDade
I’ve developed my own rules for eating on the street that have served me well to finding the best street food in Mexico City...
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Mexico City tackles population, commuting and air quality
September
9,
2012
by Roxanna Brock McDade
The video highlights some of the challenges facing Mexico City: population, daily commuter flows, improvements in public transportation...
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Touring Mexico City’s Centro Histórico…with your feet off the ground
September
1,
2012
by Roxanna Brock McDade
The Centro Histórico of Mexico City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and here's a list of the ‘Top Ten Above Ground Oases of Tranquility’ there...
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Should airport shooting scare travelers?
July
5,
2012
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Travelers wouldn't fly through the Mexico City airport to get to popular locations such as Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan or Puerto Vallarta, said Braly, owner of Now Voyager Travel in Huntington Beach, California. "My personal experience is that every place I send people in Mexico, there's never been a problem." Journey Mexico founder and owner...
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