Oaxaca occupies a fundamental place in the universe of Mesoamerican civilizations. It is the point of encounter between the Nahuan towns of the central plateau, the Mayans of the Yucatan Peninsula, and the ancient inhabitants off the coast of the Gulf of Mexic...
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The Mexican currency is called Peso and its symbol is $. The Peso and the US Dollar have both its origin in the 15th-19th century Spanish dollar.
The peso was originally the name of the eight real coins issued in Mexico by Spain and the first currency to use the $ symbol.
Its ISO code...
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Leaving behind the Marina and hotel zone of Old Puerto Vallarta, we sail into Bahia de Banderas. Costa Sur (the Southern Coast) stretches out before the eyes of the traveler, Puerto Vallarta’s adventurous horizon, where the sea melts into the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain rang...
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Embajada de México en Estados Unidos. Mexican Embassy in USA
1911 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington D.C., 20006 .
(202) 728-1600 Conmutador
Fax: (202) 728-1698
Email: mexembusa@sre.gob.mx
Web: http://embamex.sre.gob.mx/eua
Consulados Mexicanos en Estados Unidos Mexican Con...
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Well hidden within the jungles of Chiapas, the great Mayan city of Palenque may almost seem like a dream to you. That may be because there’s nothing as surreal as its beautiful buildings emerging from the mist. You have to touch those moss-covered walls with the dew dripping from them t...
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Puerto Vallarta’s rich natural resources come from the exuberant forests of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range; scatter through the gray, gold and white sands to finally submerge themselves in Bahía de Banderas, thus creating ideal sites for an intense contact with natur...
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