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Stories  And Articles About Mexico

Some of these Stories Are fictional, Some are factual.  Some are humorous. All are entertaining

Fiction, humor and articles by "Mexico" Mike and others. Stories about travel, henequen production, copper canyon, zone of silence, and humor.

The Mexico stories and articles here are humorous, sad, entertaining, educational! What else could you ask for? Worried about how to react to your perception of poverty in Mexico? See the story on capitalism.

You'll learn about real Mexican people living real lives here -- from businesspeople to mechanics to capitalists to oddball characters (and I don't mean just "Mexico" Mike).The henequen production article was one of my most popular. All these stories are old, like me, but hopefully timeless.

Mexico Stories

Capitalism -- Where the author learns a little about the "real" Mexicans. Seeing beyond poverty and into the soul of Mexico.
Mike Bites the Dust! -- Wrecked in Torreon. Ever wonder what it's like to have a car wreck in Mexico?
Elvis Sighted in Monterrey! The author learns that taste and importing success are far apart.
Women Traveling Alone. -- Advice and tips for enjoying it.
Huichol Love Story -- Touching. (OK, Mike does have a soft spot besides in his head). 
A Motel del Paso -- Ok, for those of you who are in love or lust, this is the place for you!
El Paraiso -- Unknown getaway place (Note -- since this was published, this resort has changed and has new owners)..
Henequen Production in Merida --. Ever wonder what they do with all those cacti in the Yucatan?
Christmas is for giving -- A heartwarming story about Mike's one generous act.
In the Zone! -- The Zone of Silence (Zona del Silencio) in the Chihuahua desert may be the weirdest place on earth.|
The Copper Canyon From the top to the Bottom -- Driving from Creel to Batopilas.
Driving Acros The Sierras From Hidalgo del Parral to Culican on a Very Back, Back Road   by Bill Fitzgerald -- Don't try this at home.