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Current Issue:
JULY, 2010

From The Editor



CHECK IN HERE FOR BREAKING NEWS, UPDATES AND INFORMATION YOU SHOULD KNOW. A WORK IN PROGRESS.
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David Rutherford Wins Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido



Puerto Escondido's local 24 year-old star, David Rutherford , charged to victory at his home break of the Mexican Pipeline Thursday to clinch an emphatic win at the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido.
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In Remembrance of Ronnie Booth



The July issue of El Sol de la Costa is dedicated to the memory of a good friend who loved Puerto Escondido and did his best to make it a better place.
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Day Trips: Santiago Jamiltepec



SANTIAGO JAMILTEPEC, always worth a visit is another community celebrating its patron saint this month.
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Santiago Cuixtla



WHAT'S ON THE OTHER side of the highway? We've often wondered, as we've driven along the coast to la Laguna de Manialtepec
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Amazing Maize



NOTHING REPRESENTS the soul of Mexican cooking more than the tortilla. As old as Mexico itself, the tortilla is versatile enough to define most facets of the cuisine.
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Puerto Mágico



A Couple Returns to Recapture the Magic of Puerto Escondido
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Manialtepec Lagoon: Magic By Day or Night



The guides report that the magical phenomena of water phosphorescence can now be witnessed at nearby Manialtepec Lagoon.
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Let's Go Shopping!



It's good for the soul. It's good for the local economy. It helps preserve Oaxaca's native traditions. And it can make some folks back home very, very happy.
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Anatomy of a Fiesta



IF YOU THINK THAT IT seems is if there's always a fiesta going on
around here, you are probably right. The people of the
Oaxaca coast are passionate in embracing their cultural traditions.

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Tututepec, Chacahua and the Eight Deer Eco-Tourism Corridor



TUTUTEPEC IS NOT only the largest county (municipio) on the Oaxaca coast it is also one of the most culturally and environmentally diverse. Since it ecompasses the Chacahua Lagoon wetlands area,
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“La Guelaguetza, Mondays on the Hill”



The sights and sounds, the flavors and colors of all the regions of the state create an amazing mosaic of history, culture and tradition in the Oaxacan capitol during that most important cultural festival of the year.
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Fiesta of Santiago: Annual Fair in Santiago Yaitepec



Nestled high in the southern Sierra Madre mountains, an emerald empire of dramatic forested peaks, cascading water and clouds you can almost touch, it appears to be close to Heaven, God’s Country.
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Villa Tututepec Celebrates 1,653 Years of History



Villa Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo holds its own Guelaguetza on July 26. It's always on our list of interesting day trips.
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The Queen of Mexican Cuisine



"Oaxaca al Gusto," Diana Kennedy's latest cookbook focusing on the wealth of Oaxacan cuisine will be released late this summer.
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Saving the Turtles: Laguna Chica



As they collect the turtle eggs they also pick up the trash they find along
the way that has washed in from the ocean or been left on the beach by
irresponsible beach goers.
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What You Need to Know



INM - New Immigration Form - in English

How to navigate the new regulations
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Cock Fights, Fiesta Staple



There’s cock fighting this month in Río Grande, May 7 to 9, and in Barra de Colotepec, May 13 to 15. It’s not for everyone,
it just is what it is.
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Jaripeo: Rodeo Oaxaca-Style



Whenever there is a holiday or fiesta on the coast, there's sure to be a jaripeo, a bullriding rodeo. Even the smallest town has a makeshift corral where the young studs can demonstrate their courage and cowboy skills.
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Fun Stuff for Kids of All Ages



FOR KIDS OF ANY age, the allure of the beach and splashing in the water is eternal. But when the sea & the sand just aren’t enough, here are some other ideas for family entertainment.
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Blow me away



Fireworks: Mexico's home-grown psychiatric therapy.
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