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RECOMMENDED WEBSITES - MEXICO

Home Forum Index Mexico RECOMMENDED WEBSITES - MEXICO

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Discussion forum for expats moving to or living in Mexico.
Subforums: Property for Sale/Rent

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RECOMMENDED WEBSITES - MEXICO

Post Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:12 pm

Is there a website for expats in Mexico which you'd like to nominate for an Expat Focus Recommended Website Award?

Recommended websites can be expat blogs, communities, portals or any other kind of site but they must meet the following criteria:

- Usefulness: Whether it's a well known expat portal or a small personal blog, the website should provide information which others find useful.

- Integrity: We only recommend honest, responsible sites which operate in line with our own Acceptable Use Policy.

- Activity: The site must be updated frequently or have active forums.

- Free to view: No paid subscription or paid membership sites, please.

To nominate a site please email carole@expatfocus.com with the website address and your reasons for recommendation, thank you.


Expat Focus Recommended Websites - Mexico


Mexico Mystic's Blog — Expat In Tlaxcala (http://mexicomystic.wordpress.com)

A blog about life & lifestyles in Central Mexico (mostly the Tlaxcala/Puebla/Mexico City areas) with ideas about overcoming problems & culture shock in Mexico.

 

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