Mexico
By Larry Habegger | Permalink |
No Comments | February 26th, 2002 | Trackback
Robbery of taxi passengers has been a problem for years in Mexico City, and authorities recently announced the deployment of special police to combat the problem. Officers will monitor various areas of the city, including the airport, bus stations and movie theaters. As many as 120 incidents are reported each month, or four a day, but in most cases finding the perpetrators isn’t easy because few victims can describe the driver or identify the vehicle in which they were robbed. When in need of a cab, phone a radio taxi and ask the dispatcher for the name of the driver and the vehicle’s license number.
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Mexico
By Larry Habegger | Permalink |
No Comments | February 19th, 2002 | Trackback
If the Oasis Beach Resort and Convention Center in Rosarito is in your vacation plans, it’s time for a change. The U.S. Treasury Department prohibits Americans from spending money at the popular hotel because it is purportedly a front for drug traffickers. As of Feb. 15, any American who spends money there could be fined as much as a million dollars. The hotel is on the coast below Tijuana, just 18 miles from the U.S. border.
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