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riversedge

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12. Yes, it is dangerous but now --it is ordinary people who have had ENOUGH. Seems

Reply to Iamthetruth (Reply #11)

Sat Nov 22, 2014, 01:49 PM

Nov 2014

like the killed students have awoken the masses (or at least many of them). It is not just the drug lords they are against. It is the people demanding the government stop the violence. IT is a change IMHO

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U.S. warns travelers to avoid Acapulco [View all] TexasTowelie Nov 2014 OP

Well, U.S. movie stars and jet-setters have plenty of alternative destinations. delrem Nov 2014 #1

The protesters aren't messing around about the Gov finding the missing students TY, TexasT..:( Cha Nov 2014 #2

Such a pity so many places in Mexico have become unsafe No Vested Interest Nov 2014 #3

I feel vulnerable in many areas in America ...more than a pity...nt MindMover Nov 2014 #4

That is true. But at least I would be able to communicate No Vested Interest Nov 2014 #6

Same here! n/t RKP5637 Nov 2014 #10

It is a beautiful place Mojorabbit Nov 2014 #5

I was last there in the late 90's and my main memory is of No Vested Interest Nov 2014 #7

Its luster has faded over the decades. Still quite popular with Mexicans, though. Comrade Grumpy Nov 2014 #9

That's a bit overdone. It'd be like not going to St. Louis because of the Ferguson situation. Comrade Grumpy Nov 2014 #8

I stopped going to Mexico three years ago Iamthetruth Nov 2014 #11

Yes, it is dangerous but now --it is ordinary people who have had ENOUGH. Seems riversedge Nov 2014 #12

I wouldn't go to Acapulco anyway. FLPanhandle Nov 2014 #13