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Kiko

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  1. Rvgringo told me that the humidity in the valley was causing him issues with his heart so the move to the Tucson area. He was an interesting guy with a life full of accomplishments but yet humble and down to earth. DEP
  2. Aquascalientes has HEB, and GDL does not. (Texans get it)
  3. I don't see many expats moving from lakeside to Brownsville because then they would have to learn Spanish. 🤣
  4. @Tracey, that had been my experience also in the past. ibarra has reported that the tienda in the recaudadora is closed now. At the street entrance to the recaudadora there is another tienda to the left that has a sign up for appts also. Never tried them but who knows. Vamos a ver.
  5. On the Ajijicweather website left column, Navigation Forecasts>Wunderground> Rain Friday 60% chance Forecasts>Pirate Weather> Rain Friday 100% chance Both report forecast data from GDL airport. That's a big spread using the same data source.
  6. Used to be you could pay at the tienda to the right of the recaudadora office entrance (not the street entrance) to make the appt for you. They will tell you what appt times are available then they complete the appt for you. Write down the username and password that they assign you for future reference. I transferred three vehicles in 2023 and each time I was able to get a same day appt usually within a couple of hours. I think the cost was 100 or 200 pesos for the appt. Or you can do it the other way, online. I like simple. If the PO has outstanding traffic tickets, you pay.
  7. @Mainecoons, "You can count on all those septic tanks in Riberas are polluting the ground water and eventually the lake. There is no way the land can assimilate that density of septic tanks and drain fields. The usual standards for such disposal call for an acre or more and even that is pushing it." Yep. Pretty much nailed it. Common sense for those who can do the math.
  8. @Jreboll, I knew that, just messin' with you and thought I'd throw that out there for the google search crowd
  9. Actions have consequences, https://www.npr.org/2024/02/08/1230236546/famous-climate-scientist-michael-mann-wins-his-defamation-case
  10. It's not all gloom and doom on the horizon. Here is an article that reminds us of the significant progress that has been made in recent years. https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240206-hannah-ritchie-sustainability-data-spreads-hope-not-doomism
  11. The data put forth by NASA over the last 50 years explains that extreme weather events will continue to occur, BUT with more frequency and intensity. Twelve inches of rain in 1919 over a three day period is a lot no doubt. As a kid in South Texas in 1967 Hurricane Beulah gifted my town with more than 12" in one day. So I get the drift. You do not have to be a rocket scientist to understand climate change, NASA did the heavy lifting for us. Or if your scientific opinions do not align with NASA's facts, then you can pivot to the "Scientology for Hillbillies" FB group and have at it. I am sure there is a conspiracy here somewhere. Maybe the Kraken is responsible for these extreme weather events. (Note: Sarcasm)
  12. @Natasha, The banner on the front of Pancho's West states "same prices as Costco" but I did not see any reference to a "list". Maybe I missed the fine print, my vision is not that good. I am sure there is a fly in the ointment somewhere.
  13. Traffic signs in Mexico are suggestions. A couple of weeks ago when coming into Ajijic from the West the car behind me crossed into the oncoming traffic lane and the ciclopista and jumped onto the sidewalk for a couple of blocks then jumped back into the carretera just before Juarez. Maybe they had diarrhea.
  14. Municipio de Chapala announces Street Improvments Ajijic in progress, Chula Vista Golf Club sues for lost income. Expected to drag out in courts for years
  15. Snow is a snap shot of a weather event. It is the Rate of Change that is relevant. This is New Mexico, this is climate change. Weather events like snow are inconsequential to the overall trend as demonstrated by climate change.
  16. My contador referenced a tax return for CETES, so I will research that. Thx for the info on CEDES.
  17. The reason for the post is that if you are generating income in Mexico with CEDES or CETES then a Mexican tax return will be required. That is what my previous contador has told me. This thread "Multiva" has morphed as many do here. I will just go to Multiva and ask Juan Duran. Thanks to @Mexjims1 post for the contact info. Carry on
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