Tourism shifts as travelers seek safe, nearby Mexico
In Cabo San Lucas and across Mexico, tourism rebounds after 9/11 as travelers favor safer closer destinations. Retired Los Angeles teacher Richard Henkel joins others seeking secure trips, while officials promote investment, airport checks, and new flights to capitalize on the windfall.
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Missing Rivera mural fuels Mexico's memory and debate
Mexico reopens inquiries into Diego Rivera’s 1952 mural Nightmare of War Dream of Peace believed lost for 50 years The work faced government opposition and anti U S themes prompting theories it was sent to Mao Tse tung in China or stored in Moscow Some say Mao destroyed it while others insist it remains hidden as officials seek foreign culture ministers cooperation
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