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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (33289)12/10/2004 2:53:16 PM
From: Bruce Robbins  Respond to of 39344
 
You must mean mezcal- Oaxaca is the mezcal capital of the world:

oaxaca-restaurants.com

No political issues or Mexican soldiers in Oaxaca. Mexico is having a real big problem with Mara Salvatrucha- lots of murders and arrests in the last month.

seattlepi.nwsource.com
washingtontimes.com
nagia.org
fiscalstudy.com
rtfcam.org

and many more current stories here:
news.google.com

B



To: Claude Cormier who wrote (33289)12/10/2004 4:01:07 PM
From: marcos  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 39344
 
'in Oaxaca where political issues are much cooler than in Chiapas' - oh, if only it were that simple ... there are some quite civil orderly places in Chiapas, and areas in Oaxaca and Guerrero i wouldn't go without an army .... depends on the specific valley you're in [if you're on a hill you have to deal with two valley cultures, and good luck with that!], how you hold your mouth, what you're up to, what you're perceived to be up to, and probably the time of day as well

'All politics are local' - forget who said that, but it's true everywhere, and the real gritty kind is the most local .... in México you'll be dealing with four levels of government -

1. ejidal [assuming it is ejido land, not propiedad pequeña]
2. municipal [equivalent of regional district, or county]
3. estatal
4. federal

... listed in order of declining difficulty -g- ... if you get on well with the ejido, and the ejido gets on well with the municipio, you've got it made .... or, on the way to being eventually made ....



To: Claude Cormier who wrote (33289)12/10/2004 6:37:24 PM
From: loantech  Respond to of 39344
 
<Still they have spent a lot of hours and days drinking tequilas to address any potential problems <g>>>

Believable and maybe, but RR says they run a dry camp. Maybe just when on their ground, but not overnight at the cantina. <g>