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Old Aug 7th, 2006, 05:57 AM
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I read in our local paper there seems to be an uproar with the locals and tourists. Anyone have a problem in Cancun with the locals telling them to leave? According to the paper, it's become quite a problem. The paper also mentioned a head washed up on shore!
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Old Aug 7th, 2006, 06:09 AM
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"The paper also mentioned a head washed up on shore!"

This was in Acapulco, not Cancun ... one drug dealer communicating with another drug dealer ...

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Know nothing of Cancun, however in 35 visits over 20 years I have never had a problem with any Mexican citizen following a few basic rules.
1. I am polite to everybody
2, I Never flash money!
3. I do not drink, but if you do, don't get wasted & wander in public!
4. I do not go where I do not belong.
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Old Aug 7th, 2006, 10:41 AM
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What exactly did you read? Who wrote it? And what was said? Are you sure you aren't confusing it with the post-election political protests?

As above, the head was in Acapulco not Cancun and had nothing to do with tourists.

In my experience in the past decade I have only been warmly welcomed by the local people (Puerto Vallarta and La Paz).
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Was it the recent CNN article about Oaxaca and Mexico City?
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Ditto Stewbear. The majority of locals appreciate the tourists because that is their livelihood. But that said, I think they are just naturally friendly and in most instances want to be helpful if you need help. Of course, as anywhere, there is always a disagreeable human being somewhere. I have found in the last 8 years the locals to be extremely polite, friendly and helpful.
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