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 Navy Day, June 1st
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Navy Day or Dia De La Marina is an official holiday in Mexico. Mexico's navy began with the Mexican Revolution of 1821 and is considered an important part of the country's independence and strength. On this day, most seaports will hold festivities which will include the local naval base showing off their ships and personel. Also, most port cities will have cultural and entertainment activities.
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Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Western Sierra Madre Mountains and north of Puerto Vallarta you'll find 200 miles of coastline. From the luxury of Punta Mita to tropical villages such as Sayulita, Riviera Nayarit is a "don't miss" destination.
More on the Riviera Nayarit...
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Buy Mexican Auto Insurance Online To Save Time, Frustration, And Money!
Maximilian I, Emperor of Mexico from 1864-1867, qualifies as one of the country's most ill-fated rulers. Hailing from a european dynasty, Maximilian was duped into accepting the role of Mexico's emperor. Brought to the country under false pretenses, the archduke of Austria was led to believe his presence would be welcome by the people of Mexico. In fact, the opposite was true.
Read more about Maximilian...
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CERTIFICADOS DE NACIMIENTO DE MEXICO, GARANTIZADOS
Having you been thinking about getting married in Mexico? Many couples now see Mexico as a wonderful and exciting place to get married that is both affordable and convenient. Wedding planners can take almost all of the hassle out of the process and make life easier for bride and groom. Be sure to check our resources first to help you in your plans, in our Getting Married in Meixco section.
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Learning a foreign language is no easy task but is well worth the effort. There's no better way to successfully absorb a foreign language than to immerse yourself in its culture. Mexico has many Spanish language schools that offer top-notch instruction. Along with classes, subject-specific workshops are available as well.
Find the ideal Spanish language school for you
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Frequently Asked Questions or FAQs: Do I need to have a passport? What do I need to enter Mexico? Do I need auto insurance? Can I bring my pet into Mexico? Can I purchase prescription drugs in Mexico and bring them back into the United States? Can foreigners purchase land/real estate in Mexico? What is the drinking age in Mexico? Here are answers to your specific questions.
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