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Paradise, La Mision, Baja, Mexico
Regarding Fulano's comment about Mexican citizens wanting to leave Mexico you have a very clear and definite point Tony. It is a known and documented fact, and a constant in Mexico-US relations for the past 50 years, that wages are on average 8 times greater on the US side of the border. Pretty good incentive for risking everything to cross that imaginary line. And by the way that's a great article in the Baja Times. You can't argue real facts! Unfortunately we're used to believing most media hype due to our own shortsightedness and mental lethargy. And hey... if Sly Stallone is scouting locations in Baja Norte, 'nough said!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR9v3dxGHo8— June 10, 2011 10:55 a.m.