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... toda probabilidad lo logré, ya tenía mi EP Form pagada, mi pasaporte renovado, mi status en match, el contrato sellado donde dice que Rumania me acepta para ir a hacer prácticas allá y los vuelos, saliendo el jueves 21 de Aguascalientes para llegar el sábado 23 a Bucarest.
Ahora mismo sigo sin poder creerlo, desde que decidí intentar buscar prácticas en el extranjero hasta ahora 21 de Junio que me voy a Bucarest sólo pasaron 6 días, desde que ...
Buenos Dias - Aguascalliente (Hot Waters)
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We load the car and head for Ajijic. All the way down we kept seeing the signs "Ruta 2010" and had no idea what this was until today. It turns out that this is a HUGE bike ride. Not sure of what is for but will find out. Check out my pictures. For miles and miles and miles there were pods of cyclist. Sometimes they were behind shrines of the Holy Mother which ...
Mexico
... amp; disappointing - the building from 1808 was Ok but each individual room, though open to the sky, was an ugly square box, not at all like I'd envisaged - for $12 an hour I was expecting more. There weren't even showers or cold, fresh water - gave it a miss!
Later, time for some good Mexican family fun - cockfighting! Unusually, the ring was actually part of the casino, so one of the few places that was a kid free zone. The ...
Machetes and Coyotes, oh my!
... dry and the air cooler, to the point where we stopped so we could put our jackers on and I could find my gloves again, as I hadnt needed them for a couple of weeks now at least. We were drawn to this huge billboard of a bull on the mountainside and decided to go off road a little , but we stopped and Sylvain dropped the bike, with little damage. Its good practice for places like the coast of ...
Aguascalientes - Can We Warm Up To This City?
... life in early Mexico.
We were particularly touched by the mural which shows native people bringing the silver up from the mines, carrying it up a ladder, passing it off to an angel who then passes it along to the well dressed Spaniards whose opulent lifestyle is also depicted. The use of the angel to pass the silver from the native people to the Spaniards spoke volumes and touched us greatly.
There is a decent network ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services