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The U.S. State Department has a broad warning for travel in Mexico.
American travelers are urged to stay alert in Mexico as violence is on the rise in tourist hot spots like Cabo, Tulum and La ...
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U.S. shares new warning for Mexico travel
The United States and Mexico may not be on the best political terms right now, but millions of American visit their southern ...
The US government is warning Americans against travel to Mexico in the wake of a deadly kidnapping near a US-Mexico border town. As a spring break approaches for many in the US, the State ...
Federal authorities issued an update to American travelers to avoid several crime-ridden states in Mexico. The US State Department issued the most severe warning in its latest "do not travel ...
The warning was ... the border between Mexico and the United States is photographed on Wednesday, July 16, 2014, in La Paloma, Texas. AP The U.S. Department of State's travel advisory for ...
"You need to be a savvy traveler wherever you go, whether it's Cancun, to Europe, or the United States," private ... crux of the U.S. embassy's warning, as well. "Travel smart.
the United States Department of State has some warnings. The United States has a standing travel advisory for Mexico as it offers a warning about the country generally as well as some specific ...
The U.S State Department has updated its travel alerts for Mexico. Citing “widespread and common” violent crimes such as homicide, kidnapping and robbery, parts of the country remain under a ...
The United States travel advisory for the Tamaulipas region, bordering Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, has a level 4, “do not travel” warning due to violent crime and kidnapping. Cities in the ...
The US has added two countries to its ... Farknot Architect – stock.adobe.com Certain parts of Mexico have also been issued Level 4 warnings, although the travel advisory level for Mexico ...
The United States ... Visiting Mexico safely and seeing more than your resort or the cruise port is possible, but you have to heed two very different U.S. State Department warnings.