Pirates and ammo and ice, oh my!
Legend has it that the devil lives in the Cueva del Diablo and woe be unto anyone foolish enough to enter, as no one has ever escaped alive.
“We were told there was a deep well inside and if we fell into it we would never get out,” remembered Chona Soto Felix. “We were also told it was where the pirates used to hide so people wouldn’t kill them. And we used the cave to scare other little children or each other.”



Yes, U.S. dollar mortgages are available for purchasers of Mexico properties. North American banks have offered this service for several years now and the loan application process is very similar to what borrowers are used to back home.
Bus Fare. It’s still a great deal and still under $10 pesos, but the fare on the green Camaron Sabalo buses has gone up to $9 pesos.
Alcohol Hours. Supposedly a temporary measure, hours for serving and selling alcohol have been reduced significantly. This is a very new law that’s being contested vehemently, as you can imagine, by just about everyone involved. Ostensibly restaurants can’t serve alcohol past 11 p.m. and bars must stop serving at 2 a.m.

