Our Life in the Little Town of La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Nayarit, Just North of Puerto Vallarta
We have just recently retired and plan to spend winters in our condo in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Nayarit. We bought the condo 3 years ago and have spent school holidays (I am a retired school teacher) setting up our condo and exploring our village and neighbourhood a little. We barely scratched the surface but look forward to learning more about the area in our 6-month trip this year!What we have discovered, we love. The locals are so generous and accepting of us "gringos'...

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No, if you live in Portugal as a foreigner, you do not have to renounce or relinquish your US citizenship. Portuguese law allows you to accumulate Portuguese nationality with other nationalities, and it is very common for people Portuguese nationality to have two or three different nationalities.
As far as street meat from roadside vendors, I always stay away from that, but San Juan del Sur’s got some awesome restaurants. There are really good restaurants up and down the beach and even back in the city as well. Definitely, if you went there for a week you could eat at different restaurants every single meal and have awesome meals the whole time.
Yes, there are English-speaking doctors in Ambergris Caye. The entire country of Belize is officially English-speaking. You can go to any government office or any bank and you will find that English is the official language.
Whoever chaired the city naming committee for the Calexico – Mexicali area was too clever by half. Calexico (a mash-up of “California” and “Mexico”) is on the US side, while Mexicali (a reverse mash-up) is on the Mexican side. Or is it the other way…