Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez What follows is an announcement that will run in the August debut issue of our new sister-publication El Ojo del Mar. The decision to expand into Mexico’s Gold Coast was not made lightly. The move will entail a great deal of time, expense and effort. What has given us […]
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Loss Of What!? By Jim Rambo When I wasn’t in the courtroom with judges and juries, I would sometimes act as an arbitrator of civil cases. Generally the cases took about an hour or two and the pay was $300.00. I was on the state payroll and so the extra money came in handy.
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The Microcosm of a NationOr The Curious Case of Elie Wiesel By Jim Muir “Hay que tenir cuidado al elegir a los enemigos porque uno termina pareciandose a ellos.” If any individual could symbolize the psychic and moral disconnection that is reflected by the words and actions of the Zionists who comprise the
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GRINGAS & GUACAMOLE By Gail Nott Mechanic Ally Challenged I am not sure if it is because we are mechanically challenged or we are unprepared for the intricacies of living in Mexico but nothing works like we think it should. I am getting so paranoid, I look at a safety pin with skepticism. The
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FALLS ( Part III )By J. Manuel Cordova, M. D. From the time we are born and first start to walk, we experience falls. Then, life parody comes again as we grow older and experience falls in a more serious way. You’ve heard the saying “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
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PAW PRINTS ON MY HEART By Gudrun Jones, Co-Founder & President of the Lakeside Spay & Neuter Center Everyone who has dogs would like for them to be well trained and well behaved. I too would like that but to be very honest my brood seems to have acquired the German stubbornness by osmosis
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LOCAL SYNAGOGUE By Alison Solomon After two years of bringing in guest Rabbis to conduct High Holiday services, this year the Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation will be running everything themselves. “As our community has grown, we have become a magnet for Jews who want to live in Mexico but don’t want to lose their
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SUNLIGHT IN A DEMOCRACY By Fred Mittag Oh, the inconvenience of sunlight in a democracy that boasts First Amendment freedoms of speech and press. The Freedom of Information Act would seem almost superfluous, but sadly, it’s still not enough. Even now, I hear people in the news trying to justify our policy of torture
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LABOR DAY—A Historical Perspective By Jim Cook On Monday, September 7, Americans in the US and abroad will celebrate Labor Day, a holiday with a deeply ironic history. These days, Labor Day typically involves barbecues or trips to the beach with little awareness of the long, bitter struggle to win dignity and a decent
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My Lucky Good Luck Kit By Bill Franklin You probably remember when you used to have stock. And a job. Those were the good times, the lucky times. You had it all. But not anymore. Now you’re flat out unlucky and plum out of luck. You’re one of the millions who happens to be
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