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It occasionally happens that just as you’re getting into a good book and building up an imaginary rapport with its long-departed author, someone makes a disparaging comment about the writer which you can’t then get out of your head, tainting the entire read.  One way to avoid this popular ad hominem tactic for spoiling other people’s fun is to read anonymous works.

A certain parallel could be drawn between British and American English, and the Spanish spoken in Spain and that of Mexico. Both languages underwent some minor changes in the New World, including the use of different words for certain objects, and some grammatical adaptations.

Some changes are merely the use of different names for things: w...

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When you’re living in Mexico and renting a house longer term or when you own a home here, you’ll need to manage your property’s electricity supply.

This article describes how electricity is supplied to homes in Mexico, how to plan for electric power cuts, how to find current electricity prices, and how to pay your electricity bill.

Thanks to catalytic converters, unleaded fuel, ozone monitoring, and restrictions on dirty industry, air pollution in Mexico City is much less than it was in the early 1990s. Noise pollution, however, has survived the endeavors of planners to improve environmen...