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 BanderasNews
Meet the Team
From a couple of us on stools at a taco stand in 2001, to a recent holiday dinner with a couple of dozen of us, BanderasNews has, and will, continue to grow with the community around us. If you have a local news story you'd like to share, or just want to give us your thoughts, feel free to contact us at Team@BanderasNews.com.
Denise Derameé - 2001
 Denise Derameé came to Puerto Vallarta from Dallas, Texas in January of 2000. She is one of the original members of the BanderasNews Team, starting out as an advertising sales representative. Eventually, she moved on to writing feature articles, reporting Puerto Vallarta art and cultural news, and developing the Vallarta Art Talk section of BanderasNews. As her writing career progressed she began using her newfound skills, along with the knowledge she earned while studying for her degree in small business marketing and management, to promote Vallarta as a premier vacation destination to a worldwide audience via the Internet. Today, she divides her time between writing for BanderasNews and developing websites for prominent local businesses - read by over 1,000,000 visitors every month.
Erich Haubrich - 2001
 Born in 1972 in Lebanon [not the country - the extremely small town in New Hampshire,] Erich Haubrich is another of the original members of the BanderasNews Team. Over the years, Erich has contributed his graphic design, writing, and photographic skills to our efforts, and continues to bring so many different things to our publication that it's useless to try to list them all. Erich believes that open minds make the world a smaller, warmer and more comfortable place in which to live and that by keeping an open mind, you can meet the most intelligent, genuine, caring, eccentric, creative and adventurous people you could ever hope to encounter - and, without them, life would be a vastly different place. His views are just that - HIS - and if you don't agree, that's ok with him.
Peter Wells Scott - 2001
 Born in Oak Park Illinois, the birthplace of Ernest Hemingway, Peter Wells Scott was voted most likely to succeed at Lyon's Township High School - and succeed he has! After graduation, he attended Amherst College on a basketball scholarship, graduated from the US Marine Corps' OCS at Quantico, and moved up the ranks from First Lieutenant to Major in 18 Months while serving in Iwakuni Japan and El Toro, CA. Peter later received an MBA from Harvard Business School, a Juris Doctorate from George Washington University, and won the Moseley Prize for Best Thesis on the subject of Philosophy. Peter has also served as a Consultant for the US Office of Economic Opportunity and in Foreign Service with the US State Deptartment's Agency for International Development of Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, and Colombia. Since coming to Puerto Vallarta, Peter a.k.a. "Tiburon" has been writing his popular column "Tiburon Today" and feature articles for local newspapers and periodicals, including BanderasNews and Vallarta Today.
Barbara Peters - 2002
 Barbara Peters is the owner of Galeria Vallarta and author of "About Living Your Dream," an informative monthly Puerto Vallarta email newsletter. Since Barbara came to Puerto Vallarta in 1988 she has been very active in the Vallarta art and cultural scene. She was one of the founding members of the Old Town Merchants Association and the driving force behind the Old Town Art Walks; has served on the board of directors for the Puerto Vallarta Chamber of Commerce; and was recently appointed to the new Board for Preservation and Rescue of the Historic Downtown Center. As a prominent member of the community and an active member of several charitable organizations, including the International Friendship Club, Barbara utilizes her inside knowledge of local news and events to write articles for BanderasNews and other local publications.
John "Juan de la Playa" McCrady - 2003
 Author of the popular "Word of Mouth" column featured in several local publications, John McCrady, a.k.a. "Juan de la Playa" has been living in, and writing about, Puerto Vallarta for more than 26 years. His writings about Puerto Vallarta restaurants, activities, weddings, lodging, night clubs and local attractions have been featured on the BanderasNews, VallartaToday, HyperMex, Go2Vallarta websites and many newspapers and magazines in the Banderas Bay area. Through his "Word of Mouth" and "Traveler2Traveler" articles, John offers visitors the opportunity to share their opinions about the best and worst of Puerto Vallarta - and the chance to read other traveler's impressions and experiences. If you'd like to share your story, visit the Traveler2Traveler Restaurant pages in the Entertainment section of BanderasNews.
Lupita Ramirez - 2003
 Born in Puebla Mexico, Guadalupe Ramirez Nava, a.k.a. "Lupita," is a valuable member of the BanderasNews Team. Lupita is a certified teacher with a degree in Modern Languages from BUAP (University of Puebla) with more than 10 years of experience teaching English and Spanish literature and grammar in schools and universities in Mexico. Implementing the teaching materials and learning programs she has developed over the years, Lupita is an English teacher at the University Los Arcos Secondary School, teaches private English and Spanish lessons to people of all ages, and translates documents and websites for some of the most prominent businesses in Puerto Vallarta. She is the driving force behind the calendar of events featured on BanderasNews and other popular Puerto Vallarta websites, and has co-authored John McCrady's "Word of Mouth" column since 1999.
Bob Cohen - 2004
 Bob Cohen has been a full-time resident of Puerto Vallarta since 2002. He comes to us from San Diego, where he worked in social services after leaving a long career in the the resort tourism industry. Since moving to Puerto Vallarta, Bob has contributed to various Banderas Bay area newspapers and periodicals, writing weekly sports columns and articles profiling local people that go above and beyond the call of duty in their efforts to assist others. Bob's enthusiastic approach to life not only helps the BanderasNews Team provide the Banderas Bay area with a quality online publication, but it also makes him somewhat of a local personality. Look for Bob at local celebrations, sporting events, fundraisers and press conferences. More often than not he is the only American reporter at press conferences, which makes him easy to spot. [see profile]
Sueanne Hagemann - 2004
 Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Hypnotherapist Sueanne Hagemann relocated to Puerto Vallarta in 2002, where she opened Vallarta Counseling Associates in 2003. With over 19 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy, Sueanne specializes in: addiction, drugs & alcohol, sex & love, gambling, eating disorders and intervention services, as well as counseling for depression, marital, parenting, self-esteem, grief, abuse and Gay and Lesbian issues. A recipient of a Presidential Recognition citation, Sueanne was hired by the US Government to develop the first bi-national drug prevention program between Mexico and the United States. She has been featured on local and national television and her articles have been published in several newspapers in the US and Mexico. She loves spending time with her two children, and enjoying the beauty and culture of Puerto Vallarta. [see profile]
Ray Dion - 2005
 Ray Dion is another new addition to the BanderasNews Team. The owner of Promovision de Vallarta, a local video production company, Ray brings over 20 years of experience in video technology and production to BanderasNews. Before moving to Puerto Vallarta, Ray worked for Sony Canada Broadcast in the Industrial division for 10 years and as a Producer for 20 years. He now uses these skills, state-of-the-art digital cameras, and professional equipment to produce corporate promotions as well as event, incentive group, wedding, and souvenir videos. Keep watching BanderasNews for online video coverage of all the major events and happenings around town. [see profile]
Sue Fornoff - 2005
 Born in Glen Ridge New Jersey, Sue lived in River Forest Illinois long enough to attend high school. She then moved westward to Iowa where she met her husband, Harold. They lived in Des Moines for almost ten years before moving south to Hewitt Texas, where she worked for the M&M/Mars candy company, serving on the taste panel among other tasks. When asked why she and Harold decided to retire to Mexico, Sue answers "for the adventure." An avid bicyclist, Sue is adjusting to riding on cobblestones and has traded in her skinny-tire bike for a more sensible road bike. Sue is currently working hard to improve her Spanish, which is useful when visiting the out-of-the-way places she loves to discover. She loves to explore places that are just off the beaten path, and plans to share her adventures with readers so they can get a better sense of the variety of activities available here in the Banderas Bay area.
Laura Gelezunas - 2005
 Before coming to Puerto Vallarta, BanderasNews Videographer, Laura Gelezunas, spent many years in the TV business in the US. She worked as a videographer, reporter, writer, editor, sportscaster, producer, and had her own cooking segment. She also worked with the sales staff to write and produce local television commercials. About three years ago, while she was "in between" TV jobs, she came to Puerto Vallarta for vacation, saw the great potential for a new way of life and a new career, and decided to call PV "home." Laura opened Video Diva Productions, a full-service digital video company that produces real estate video virtual tours, WEBmercials, virtual menus and closed circuit tv programs. She brings her talents to the BanderasNews Team, by providing our readers with online video coverage of news and events around the Bay. [see profile]
Ovi - 2005
 Born in Mexico, Ovi spent his childhood bouncing between Puerto Vallarta and Cancun until, at the age of 10, his German mother moved him to Munich, Germany. Back then, computers combined with video editing and filming were his favorite hobbies, and at just 14 years of age, he made a 30 minute documentary for his school, which involved 8mm filming, 3D basic effects, sound editing and basic film cutting. After graduating from high school, Ovi went to work for "PC Spezialist" a German computer company where he learned to build and repair personal computers. After living in Germany for 7 years, Ovi returned to Mexico, moved to Puerto Vallarta and started working with BanderasNews. Though he now lives in Mexico City, Ovi continues to contribute his graphic design and computer skills to our efforts, making him a valuable member of the BanderasNews Team.
Myles Lineberger - 2005
 Born in St. Petersburg, Florida, Myles is a Neuromuscular Therapist (clinical massage therapist) who grew up fishing and sailing. He spent many years sailing with his Father in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean, and fishing with his Grandfather, an outdoor writer, which grew into a great love for the outdoors and fishing. Before moving to Puerto Vallarta 3 years ago, Myles was a fishing guide in Costa Rica, Florida, and Texas. Here in Vallarta, Myles spends most of his time fishing. If he's not out in the blue water fishing for big Marlin and Tuna, he's inshore angling for Roosterfish, African Pompano and a host of other fish, or at one of the two inland lakes that are within 1 to 2 hours of PV, fishing for Largemouth Bass. He feels fortunate to live in the Banderas Bay area, to have his partner in life, Dani Sue Nettlow, to help him with his articles, and to be working with a great bunch of people who contribute to the best website in PV. He often remarks that he feels very lucky to live in Puerto Vallarta, where all the things he loves are in one place. [Click HERE to see Myles' Banderas Bay Fishing Report]
Griffin Page - 2005
 Many years ago, one more player was added to the team of people dedicating their lives to help save our environment. Originally from Montreal, Canada, Griffin Page left everything behind, took the plunge and moved to Mexico's Baja California Sur to begin her autodidact studies of whales, turtles, tropical reef fish, cactus and of course, the Spanish tongue and scuba diving just to name a few.Through sheer dedication and perseverance, she has managed to become perfectly fluent in Spanish, English and French. She applies her skills in a large tour company and specializes in informative guided tours oriented towards the conservation and study of Humpback whales and also heads the new Olive Ridley sea turtles release project for the same company, here in our Bay of Banderas. She sends her collected data to a local university to help in the research of these magnificent creatures and is also one of the very few "national whale watching guides" certified by the Mexican government. [see profile]
Martin Parra - 2005
 Martin Parra, born in Puerto Vallarta, is the Director of Tennis at the Canto Del Sol Resort and Tennis Club and has worked with the tennis club since 1985. He began playing tennis at the age of 10 and became a professional at 16, competing in international tournaments. His expertise, learned through spending summers teaching in the U.S. and attending Yale University is promotion. Martin has put Puerto Vallarta on the map as a tennis destination, promoting new and innovative tournaments on professional and amateur levels and is known throughout Mexico. He will be writing a regular tennis column, ranging in scope from the largest national and local events to the status of local amateurs. Martin will also offer tennis tips to our readers. [see profile]
Harold Sokolove - 2005
 Harold, originally from Philadelphia PA, and his wife Sue moved from Des Moines Iowa to Texas in 1984. They lived in Hewitt, a suburb of Waco, for 22 years, where Harold helped start the community library, served on the planning and zoning commission, volunteer fire department, railroad depot restoration committee, and the Recycling and Beautification committee, where he helped establish the city’s curbside recycling program. Harold and Sue were also members of the organizing committee of the Waco Wild West Century Bike Ride, a popular charity bicycle riding event held annually in Waco. After retiring from the US Postal Service in 2004, they decided to move to Puerto Vallarta. They recently sold their house in Texas and plan to live year-round in their Bucerias home, where they will spend their time staying involved in community service and exploring the beautiful coastline and mountains in the region.
Kathy Taylor - 2005
 Kathy Taylor is a world traveler, sailor, writer, and cook. She has lived and worked in the Arctic for CBC Radio Northern Service, and been editor of Churchill's weekly Taiga Times. For 11 years she was Captain Kate of High Boats Café fame in Vancouver, a diner on the docks, and then spent 5 years as owner/chef of Wild Thyme Catering. She has spent the past three years sailing the Pacific Northwest and the Mediterranean, writing about sailboats and her experiences, as well as editing Currents, Bluewater Cruising's monthly magazine Over the years, Kathy has been a frequent visitor to Mexico, always making a stop in Puerto Vallarta. "It is a magnet that draws me back over and over. This time it looks like I will stay for a while."
Korah Winn - 2005
 Korah Winn moved from Illinois to Puerto Vallarta in August 2005. Her purpose for coming to Mexico was a desire to learn Spanish and develop more of an understanding about different cultures. As of January 2006, she moved to Guadalajara where she continues to write articles about adapting to Mexican culture. Currently, she is a student with the Centro de Estudios Para Extranjeros in Guadalajara, but she has plans to begin working on her Master's degree in Belfast, Nor. Ireland in the fall of 2006. She desires to continue on in a writing career and has begun publishing her stories on her personal website: www.dovewithin.com
Gary R. Beck - 2006
 Gary R. Beck first visited Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in February, 1979 and knew immediately that this was a special spiritual place where he would have many wonderful experiences over the years. Educated in horticulture, his livelihood turned to the restaurant business, working as a food server and wine buyer for 20 years in San Francisco, CA. Now cooking, dining out, creating recipes and exploring new tastes are hobbies that bring never-ending pleasures. Exploring Puerto Vallarta's rich array of eateries is exhilarating. He contributes regularly to Zagat surveys and has had recipes published in Sunset Magazine and local Bay Area newspapers while maintaining worldwide contacts on African violet culture, hybridizing, exhibiting, judging and photographing. Recently, his restaurant reviews and work have been published in Puerto Vallarta Bay Area newspapers and magazines and now his PV restaurant guide is available online at CafePress.com.
Margo Jodyne Dills - 2006
 Jodi is from a small town in Washington State and has lived in Oregon, California and for a very brief time, New Jersey. She moved to Vallarta from Seattle in 1999, living first in Mismaloya where she owned a guest villa and currently in the Zona Romantica where she owns Lavanderia Pulpito. Jodi has worked at many jobs from a carpenter to a copy editor and once tried out for the circus in a trapeze act. She gained her writing knowledge from classes in writing, publishing and editing at various colleges in Washington and from participating in writers groups and conferences. She loves the relaxed pace of Mexico, the friendliness of the people and doesn't mind escaping the rain of the Pacific Northwest. In her spare time she works on her Spanish skills, reads and writes. Her favorite pastime is researching subjects she writes about, utilizing the internet, books, documentaries and interviews.
Patrick Harrison - 2006
 Seattle-native and now PV resident for 3+ years, Patrick Harrison runs his own successful PR Firm in Vallarta; P. Gringo Marketing & PR, which targets the English-speaking tourist and local communities. With over 20 years experience in entertainment, radio, retail and sports marketing, Patrick has successfully marketed shows, products and celebrities around the globe, including the Bolshoi Ballet to the Phantom of the Opera, from Ken Griffey Jr. to Dale Earnhardt, and Faye Dunaway, Jerry Lewis and the hit TV show ER. Having fallen in love with Vallarta in the late 80s on a visit celebrating his first anniversary with his partner, Patrick knew that Puerto Vallarta would one day be their home. Today, he is a sucessful Vallarta business owner and a valuable member of the BanderasNews Team. [see profile]
Marla Hoover - 2006
 Marla Hoover is an international journalist with over 300 published articles from Guadalajara Mexico to San Diego California and Seattle Washington. Before she came to Puerto Vallarta, she was one of the editors of Gig Harbor Washington's "The Peninsula Gateway" newspaper, which was the recipient of the 2001 "Best Small Newspaper in the Country" Award. While living in San Diego, she wrote several feature stories for San Diego Metropolitan Magazine. Locally, her articles have been published in Vallarta Lifestyles and Vallarta Voice magazines and several online publications, including BanderasNews, Virtual Vallarta, MexConnect and Go2Mexico.
David Lord - 2006
 David Lord served in Vietnam as a combat Marine for the 1st Battalion 26th Marines, during which time he was severely wounded. He received the Purple Heart and the Presidential Unit Citation for his actions during the war in Vietnam. In Mexico, David now represents all veterans south of the U.S. border all the way to Panama, before the V.A. and the Board of Veterans Appeals. David Lord provides service to veterans at no fee. [Click HERE to check out his weekly Veteran Affairs column]
Domenico Maceri - 2006
 Domenico Maceri was born in Italy where he received his early training in languages. He continued his studies in languages and literatures at Jersey City State College in New Jersey, UCLA, Cal State Northridge, and later completed a PhD in Comparative Literature (Italian, French, and Spanish) at the University of California in Santa Barbara. He is the author of a book on Pirandello, one on Spanish grammar, and another on Italian grammar. He has also published a number of articles which appeared in World Literature Today, Italian Quarterly, Hispania, Teacher Magazine, Mosaic, Italian Journal, The Los Angeles Times, Hispanic Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, L’Unità, Vista Magazine, The Washington Times, La Opinión, The Japan Times, Language Magazine, The Korea Times, L’Opinione delle Libertà and elsewhere. Dr. Maceri is professor of Romance languages at Allan Hancock College.
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Eileen Pierce - 2006
 Eileen Pierce is a former staff writer and columnist for the Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, MA. In the last few years, she was the PR/Marketing Director for the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, MA. The co-author of the 2005 Fodor's Guide to the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley, Eileen continues to freelance for various publications, including the Boston Globe and BanderasNews. She and her partners run the Inn of the Gata Gorda in San Pancho Nayarit, where they live year-round.
Edwin Treitler - 2006
 Born in New York City, Edwin has spent the last 10 years living in Puerto Vallarta. He is a writer, astrologer, and an artist, and has exhibited his art work in the United States as well as in Mexico. Before coming to Puerto Vallarta, he worked as a graphic designer in New York City, and later was editor and publisher of the Massachusetts holistic health magazine, "New Visions." At present, he is a feature writer for "The Artful Mind," in the United States, and writes a weekly astrology column for "BanderasNews," "The Tribune," and "Vallarta Today" in Puerto Vallarta. He also contributes articles to the Guadalajara Reporter. Astrology is one of Edwin's favorite pursuits, since he sees it as a perfect marriage of art and science. He maintains a private astrological counseling practice in the United States as well as in Mexico. He holds and Master's Degree in Art Therapy and is a certified Psychosynthesis Therapist. His emphasis is on a spiritual and creative approach to enjoying life to its fullest.
[Click HERE to see Edwin's current astrological forecasts]
Polly G. Vicars - 2006
 Since retiring to Vallarta in 1988, Polly and Hubert (a.k.a. "Husband") have been volunteering with the International Friendship Club, The Holt English School, and The America-Mexico Foundation, Inc. (Becas Vallarta, A.C.) After writing "Tales of Retirement in Paradise: Life in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico," she and Husband donated the book sale proceeds to the America-Mexico Foundation, a scholarship foundation that is their passion. Having found a way to spread their joy, as well as a way to help young Vallartenses get an education, Polly began her second book, "More Tales of Retirement in Puerto Vallarta and Around the World." Proceeds from the sale of "More Tales..." also go to the scholarship fund, and can be bought from Amazon.com. Today, Polly continues to entertain and delight readers with tales of the great life they have found in Puerto Vallarta by writing articles for BanderasNews and other local publications. [see profile]
Curtis Virgil - 2006
 A full time resident of Puerto Vallarta, Curtis Virgil of Atlanta Georgia has been living in Mexico since August of 2004. A former Real Estate Agent in Atlantic City and Senior Loan Officer for AAA Mortgage Company in Atlanta, Curtis is now the proprietor of Green Acres Investment Group in Atlanta and the CEO of the group's "Mexico Division" in Puerto Vallarta. A deeply spiritual man, Curtis brings the spiritual format of service to God's Kingdom to BanderasNews. As a member of the First Baptist Church here in Vallarta, an Assistant Chaplain of the Sylvia T. Flippin Outreach Ministry in Atlanta, and a missionary for the Tabernacle of Faith Christian Church in Decatur Georgia, he'll be covering affiliated church news for both the local ministries and those abroad.
Allan Wall - 2006
 A longtime resident of Mexico, Allan Wall was born in Oklahoma, where he received an MA in English, with concentration in Teaching English as a Second Language, at Oklahoma State University. A Texas Army National Guard who recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq, Allan is an English professor in Mexico, currently teaching in two universities, at both college and high school levels. Allan is also a columnist who writes articles about various aspects of Mexico and Mexican society for Mexidata and BanderasNews. Prominent topics include the contemporary Mexican political scene, history and culture, tourism, and Mexican emigration as viewed from south of the border. He enjoys hearing from readers, you can contact him at allan39@prodigy.net.mx or visit his website at AllanWall.net.
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Twila Crawford - 2007
 An award-winning journalist, Twila Crawford has traveled the world writing for major publications and a wire service. Throughout her career, she has covered the news in war zones, has had her own communication and public relations firm. Before moving to Puerto Vallarta, she lived and worked in Washington D.C., where she enjoyed the world of major media, politics, embassies, corporations, universities, culture and renowned museums in addition to working on several political campaigns. Here in Vallarta, along with continuing to contribute articles to international publications, Twila writes about "positive events and persons around the Bay... sometimes jumping in the middle of the fray when organizations and persons go astray," in her weekly column Out and About in Puerto Vallarta, which can be read in several local publications including the Vallarta Tribune and BanderasNews.com. [see profile]
Jim Morrison - 2007
 Jim Morrison inspected houses in the Boston area for 20 years before moving to Puerto Vallarta. His love for teaching people about the homes they want to buy ultimately led to his being featured on HGTV’s “House Detective.” In 2007, he teamed up with veteran US home inspector Charlie Wood to form Casas del Mar PV (CasasDelMarPV.com), a property services firm specializing in home inspections. Jim has written for dozens of US newspapers, magazines and websites, and will be covering all aspects of real estate and construction for BanderasNews. When he’s not inspecting or writing about real estate, he can often be seen desperately trying to perfect his Spanish on unsuspecting locals or sitting on the Malecón trying to fathom how he got lucky enough to live in Paradise. Got a construction or real estate question? Email them at info@CasasDelMarPV.com. [see profile]
Joy Phoenix - 2007
 Originally from New Zealand, JOY! is a writer and a personal happiness coach who travels the world as a keynote speaker, author and life coach, teaching personal empowerment, health and happiness. Famous for her unreasonable success in helping people move through their challenges and into the lives they choose, Joy's unorthodox approach and emPOWERment tools produce immediate positive results. She is the author of 'No Worries, Mate!' a book that contains a process to eliminate all worry at its source, and is currently finishing her latest book; Miracle Updates. She spends her spare time utilizing her personal insight, along with her knowledge of local news and events, to write articles for BanderasNews and other local publications. [see profile]
Adriana Romero Ronstadt - 2007
 Born in Mexico City, Adriana Romero studied Graphic Arts at La Universidad de las Américas (UDLA) in Cholula Puebla and attended numerous fine art workshops all over Mexico and France. A painter, photographer and drummer who has had several important art exhibitions in various galleries all over the United States, México, and Europe, Adriana worked in operations, casting, and locations for Santa Fe Workshops School of Photography in San Miguel de Allende for seven years before moving to Puerto Vallarta in January of 2004. In 2006, she moved to Cabo San Lucas where she worked as an editor for Los Cabos Discover Magazine. After returning to Vallarta in 2007, she began writing local articles and translating news stories for Banderas News. Adriana's sense of humor and her love of the outdoors, nature, art and music, traveling and discovering all sorts of new and amazing things everywhere she goes makes her a valuable addition to the BanderasNews Team.
Jim Scherrer - 2007
 Jim Scherrer is a retired entrepreneur from Houston who has owned property in Puerto Vallarta for 24 years, and has been a permanent resident for the past ten years. Recognizing an obvious need for a real estate firm that would function exclusively in the best interest of foreign buyers, Jim founded Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Buyers' Agents (PVREBA), a real estate company that caters exclusively to North American buyers. Jim's mission is to share his knowledge and experience with other baby boomers who are considering various retirement destinations, so that they too may appreciate the opportunities that lie south of the border. His series of informative and entertaining articles reveal all the recent changes that have occurred in Vallarta while dispelling common misconceptions about living in Mexico.
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