How To Have A New Life In Mexico

touching upon the situations of potential retirees, investors, students, persons married to a Mexican citizen, or having Mexican children, scientists, and other kinds of specialized workers, english-language teachers, students, professionals, investors, retirees, businesspeople, refugees, colonists, patients, scientists, writers, matrimonies, IT workers…

IF YOU ARE WORRIED BY THE BAD NEWS THE TELEVISION IN THE UNITED STATES COMES UP WITH, READ THIS Having lived in Mexico practically all my adult life, I have a lot of friends who have also lived in this wonderful country for a long time.  One particular friend of mine is like a brother to me (sometimes) and I invited him here to this blog for the purpose of a dedication.  First, dear readers, let me introduce you, his name is Michael Fortuna Luna.  I won’t start to tell you his story because it would take me too long to decide where I should begin however since I said I would introduce him, here we have a person who knows and loves Mexico profoundly.  His Mexican mother and father migrated to the United States and so Michael attended school in various places in the United States back in the 1990s.  He has been out in the high mountains of Chihuahua with the Tarahumara indians and we always love to hear him sing to his guitar strumming corrido songs, ballads of the Mexican Revolution. I hope that by saying lots of good things about Michael, he will help me out with this Blog by contributing and, assisting with this New Life in Mexico project, because he knows i will very much appreciate his help. Thank you for the very kind introduction, Peter, you make me out there as quite a dashing figure, gosh. Without further ado or more introductions, the How To Have  A New Life In Mexico Blog is inaugurated. And what is a dedication without an invocation to the Muse? so here goes: O bright light muse do NOT let us down now! May the truth ray illuminate the words that come out on these keyboard to help the people discover the beautiful soul of Mexico, and how it might be a reality for them to live a great new life here.