December, 2021 - Retired Life in Mexico NO BULL

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BREAKING NEWS…New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions starting Monday December 6, 2021

New rules were just released requiring international air travelers arriving in the United States to obtain a negative COVID-19 test within one day of travel.

This order takes effect on Monday December 6, 2021 at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time. Under former rules, vaccinated international air travelers could present a negative test result obtained within three days of their day of departure. Unvaccinated travelers were required to get a negative COVID-19 test within one day of departure.

Rey Misterio, a legend of the Lucha Libre in Mexico dies at age 66
December 21, 2024
Rey Misterio Sr., AAA Wrestling legend and uncle of famous wrestler Rey Mysterio Jr., has passed away. This Friday, the news of the death of the Mexican wrestling legend, Miguel López, better known as Rey Misterio Sr., was released at the age of 66. The wrestler’s son made a statement on social media where he […]
Price of the traffic fines in Mexico
December 21, 2024
The Guadalajara Post informs its readers of the traffic fines that are already in effect (prices in Mexican pesos): 1.- For parking on the Yellow Line $715.002.- Parking in an exclusive area for Firefighters $3,440.003.- Parking in a double row $3,440.004.- For blocking a garage $1,136.005.- Parking on the sidewalk $3,440.006.- Parking in spaces designated […]
Master mezcalera Cecilia Vega shows the process of fermenting mezcal (VIDEO)
December 21, 2024
Fermenting mezcal in Mexico is a meticulous process steeped in tradition. Agave hearts, or “piñas,” are cooked, crushed, and then left to ferment in large wooden vats. This natural fermentation, driven by wild yeasts, transforms the agave sugars into alcohol, laying the foundation for the rich, complex spirit of mezcal. Graciela Ángeles Carreño is a […]
After assaulting a woman, San Pedro Ixtlahuaca mayor asks for leave (VIDEO)
December 21, 2024
San Pedro Ixtlahuaca, Oaxaca mayor was caught on camera assaulting a woman, and he ended up asking for leave. A woman was the victim of an assault by Roberto Pérez, mayor of San Pedro Ixtlahuaca, Oaxaca; for which the Oaxaca Attorney General’s Office opened an investigation file. The images show how the municipal leader pulls […]
Woman denounced being injected with a sedative on the Mexico City Metro
December 21, 2024
A woman reported being injected with some kind of sedative while riding the CDMX Metro. A woman named Brenda “N” reported on social media that she was injected with sleeping pills at the Indios Verdes metro facilities, on Line 3. She said that when she went down the stairs she felt a prick in her […]
Mexicana de Aviacion lost 932 million pesos in first three quarters of operation
December 19, 2024
Mexicana earns approximately 927 pesos for each passenger it transports, but it costs more than 4,484 pesos to transport each traveler who decides to fly with the company. Mexicana, the Mexican State Airline (AEM) has recorded losses of more than 932 million pesos in the first three quarters of operation, according to the company’s financial […]
Nuevo Leon would seek independence from the rest of the Republic
December 19, 2024
Nuevo Leon could have a plebiscite in 2026 so that Nuevo Leon residents can decide if they want the state to become an independent country. The State Electoral and Citizen Participation Institute of Nuevo Leon (IEEPCNL) ruled in favor of Gilberto Lozano’s request for a plebiscite and determined that it would be carried out if […]
One dead after shooting attack against Omar Garcia Harfuch’s team in Culiacán
December 19, 2024
On the afternoon of Wednesday, December 18, it was reported that Omar García Harfuch’s team was shot in Villas del Río Culiacán. According to the first reports, an agent of the Secretariat of Public Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) died after the armed attack. Armed civilians opened fire against federal agents working in the sector, […]
Travelers complain about long lines for taxis at the Guadalajara Airport
December 19, 2024
At the Miguel Hidalgo International Airport in Guadalajara, Jalisco, there have been complaints about long lines for taxis. Users have reported that the lines extend for more than half an hour, causing congestion and frustration. Some users have expressed their displeasure on social media and with the airport operators. They have pointed out that the […]
U.S. government destined-more than $1 billion USD new embassy in Mexico City
December 19, 2024
On Tuesday, December 17th, the U.S. government dedicated its more than $1 billion new embassy in Mexico two years after it was scheduled to be completed. Outgoing U.S. Amb. Ken Salazar said that the U.S.’s largest embassy in the world “highlights the singular relationship between our nations and countries.” The government broke ground on the […]

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BREAKING NEWS…New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions starting Monday December 6, 2021