GOP Presidential Contenders Fail on Mexico - Huffington Post

Republican Presidential Candidates vs. Mexico -

Amateur Hour at the Rio Grande  

By Bennet Kelley

Diplomacy is a craft that requires knowledge of both historical forces that define our relationships with other nations and an understanding of the dynamic forces impacting a nation in the present. A diplomat's world view cannot be tied to the past when we live in a world where major nations from a generation ago, such as the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia or Yugoslavia, no longer exist.

NEWS About CABO FREE PRESS

The latest NEWS about CABO FREE PRESS

CABO FREE PRESS is Mexico’s premier online English language newspaper. We cover Mexico’s most popular tourist destination – Cabo San Lucas and important news of the Baja Peninsula and Mexico.

Cabo San Lucas is now ranked by the Mexican Ministry of Tourism as the most popular tourism destination in all Mexico beating out Cancun. And no wonder with its many championship golf courses, world-class fishing, unspoiled beaches, great activities for tourists, shopping, fabulous hotels and restaurants - its one of the best vacation spots in the world.

BAJA CALIFORNIA WINES - A 300 Year Tradition - LA TIMES

Patrick Comiskey

Tradition and climate usually dictate what grows where in the wine world. Napa is Cabernet country because the climate, by and large, is amenable to ripening the grapes. The same can be said for Nebbiolo in Piemonte, Chardonnay in Chablis, Syrah in Hermitage.

So what is warm, dry, Baja California, Mexico, amenable to? All of these varietals, plus everything short of a few cool-climate grapes such as Pinot Noir and Riesling.

Thousands of Americans Deported from Mexico Every Year. Betcha didn't know that! By Fox News

Patrick Kowalski in a boat in Acapulco, Mexico, before he was deported back to the United States 

I got deported from Mexico!’ Country expels thousands of U.S. citizens every year

Fox News Latino, By Gardeniia Mendoza 

MEXICO CITY –  Patrick Kowalski was 26 when he got bored of his job in the U.S. and took a trip to Mexico on a tourist visa in search of adrenaline and ready for anything.

He wanted to live like a Mexican, he said, and get to know the historic and cultural sites that everybody around him seemed to be talking about.

He ended up settling in Acapulco, where he said he lived his dream life of little work and plenty of booze and marijuana — until he was accused of robbing a woman. The accuser went to authorities, who asked him for his passport. That's when it emerged that his tourist permit to stay in Mexico had expired.

WALL STREET JOURNAL REVISITS CABO SAN LUCAS

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Mexico’s Los Cabos Resort Bounces Back

A year after being battered by a hurricane, the Baja hot spot is buzzing again. A guide to the best places to eat, drink and stay

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One&Only Palmilla ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

LOUNGE ACT | The pool at Las Ventanas al Paraiso 

Las Ventanas al Paraiso embraces a luxurious-yet-traditional aesthetic with its 83 beach-front suites and villas. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Art lovers will appreciate Las Ventanas al Paraiso’s substantial collection of local works and its on-site gallery and craft shops. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The infinity pool and beach at Las Ventanas al Paraiso ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Surfers who appreciate both easy wave access and urbane high style will like the Cape, but only if they’re ready to splurge. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

All 161 of the So Cal-themed rooms and suites—plus a separate ‘surfer villa’ for groups—are steps from Monuments, a top local shore break.ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The Rooftop at the Cape ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The Cape’s restaurant, Manta, serve up dishes like sesame-crusted tuna meatballs and plates of grilled octopus. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Behind the scenes at Manta ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The 299-room JW Marriott Los Cabos is a great spot for families. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The just-opened property is set around 12 terrace-stepped pools and has facilities and programs geared to kids of all ages. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

For old-world Los Cabos glamour, it’s hard to top the One&Only Palmilla, whose vast spa, pools and 173 completely redesigned suites and villas are a favorite of celebrities (and those who pretend not to gawk at them around the pool). ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The sleek dining room of Seared, the hotel’s new Jean-Georges Vongerichten steakhouse, where enormous windows framed a view of a pristine-looking slice of beach. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Each guest is assigned a butler who takes care of even tiniest details—like matching a room’s sewing kit to the clothes hanging in the guest’s closet. ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

One&Only Palmilla ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

LOUNGE ACT | The pool at Las Ventanas al Paraiso ALLIE FORAKER FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

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SARAH GOLD for WSJ

Dec. 15, 2015 2:38 p.m. ET

WHEN I FIRST FELL for Los Cabos—the resort area that stretches for about 20 miles between the towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo on the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula—it was for all the usual reasons. Like the region’s iridescent quality of light and dramatic topography; the way its narrow blade of desert shears off to the Pacific on one side and to the Sea of Cortez on the other. The hotels didn’t hurt, either—luxurious, bougainvillea-draped villas and palm-thatched compounds that line up along the shore like so many beauty-pageant contestants.