Dealing With Unrest (tips)
Let's say you are walking down the street in Oaxaxa and suddenly you see an unruly mob carrying mantas - banners, coming toward you. Simply ducj into the nearest doorway. If it's a store or hotel that...
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navegator wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen, there are disturbances in every country in the world,
gosh we even have them in the good old U.S.A.
Oakland, Watts, Washington D.C. and very recently in just about every where, come to mind.
Why are some of you so shocked at what happens South of the Border?
Aren't you shocked and ashamed that the most powerful country in the world can behave like a "third world country"?
If you live in a glass house, do not throw stones!
O.K. guys man your stones, I just got my armor plate.
navegator
Yes, there are disturbances everywhere in the world. The incidents you list, though, are decades apart from one another. The OP, from Mexico, posted how to deal with current unrest. It's more prevalent in Mexico, no matter how youook at it. When I was in Mexico, I did not feel threatened, but I was in a resort type of area. We took excursions, where we drove through road blocks with armed officers. Mexico is a beautiful country, but I don't think I'd take my rv there and travel on my own. You have to use common sense.
