Gastroteca AzulLocated in Agua Viva #158
north end on the Racetrack Accepts Credit Cards Closed Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday With the Summer approaching, we are scheduled to change our days/hours of operation through the end of the season. Starting June 1st, we will open for Dinner Wednesday - Saturday, 6PM - 10PM. Kitchen closes at 9:30PM through the end of the season. Our Last Night of Service this season will be Saturday, July 7th.
4th of JULY is right around the corner! Make your reservation now for this year's ALL AMERICAN FEAST! View our special prix-fixe menu for this evening. Space is limited and seating times are already filling up! Don't delay! Visit our website to reserve your table. 
Conveniently make your reservation request 24/7 at www.gastrotecaAZUL.com
We look forward to seeing you! ~ Juliann & Chef Mario 
Dos Lobos Gallery
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Pedro's PlaceOpen in the summer season from 3:30 to 9:30 Dinners
Wednesday Closed Located on the middle of the Race Track in AV
Margaritas on Tuesdays starting at 5:00 Pedro’s Delicatessen GENERAL STORE LORETO TOWN
Open Monday to Saturday 10:30 to 7:00 SUNDAY CLOSED Pedro’s Restaurant Bar AIRPORT LORETO Open 11:00 to 3:00 Just for Alaska Airlines Fly Monday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 
PepeGina'sLocated at the Golf Course
Open 11 to 9:00 Daily CLOSED TUESDAY's We will remain open until July 15th Thank you so much for you support!!! Please call for reservations or to order take-out 613-104-8663 
Le Bistro(CLOSED FOR THE SEASON)
Located at FN469 south of the Wine Cellar 
Private Meal or Party Chef Marisol (613) 116-2003 blpinv@hotmail.com Yummy traditional Mexican at reasonable prices. |
New Loreto-San José Del Cabo flight, the airline Calafia Airlines, this will enable the customers to connect
with the largest airport flow of passengers in the Baja. #Mejorfuturobcs.
with the largest airport flow of passengers in the Baja. #Mejorfuturobcs.
Calafia Airlines will continue San Diego Cross Xpress Border/Tijuana to Loreto on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays
until they change their minds. Keep checking available days & call to confirm. www.CalafiaAirlines.com
until they change their minds. Keep checking available days & call to confirm. www.CalafiaAirlines.com
Cecilia Fischer
Sunday market in Colonia Miramar, a little girl - no more than 10 years of age -claimed to be selling tickets to a school raffle. I choose to read her paper to check if her story was true. The paper named a school I was going to be visiting this week in Loreto, so I said I would see her then. To which she replied she didn't go school. I then knew her request was scam. I looked around to see if I saw an adult watching her. I asked 2 vendors about this child and apparently all the vendors knew she was doing this scam, plus she did other scams of "the money for the medication/doctor" and soliciting change (then claiming it was more than the bill given). I finally found the adult (Angelica) and introduced myself. I told her I was very worried for this child because she was exposing her to get hurt (this is how sex abuse begins in Mexico with street kids). It was clear this adult was in on the scam and abusing this child. I told the vendors to raise their voices, otherwise the Sunday market can be known as the place for fraud. By Mexican law, this kid must go to school (obligatory from ages 5 to 14) and the tutor in charge of her can be given judicial charges. This kid would end up in Casa Hogar in Loreto. According to the vendors, this girl has made lots of money this way from tourists and expats. I guess each person can do as they wish with their money, please just know this perpetuates child abuse that no child should have to bare. I have reported the said adult to the police. Hope this information is useful to others. Saludos!
Sunday market in Colonia Miramar, a little girl - no more than 10 years of age -claimed to be selling tickets to a school raffle. I choose to read her paper to check if her story was true. The paper named a school I was going to be visiting this week in Loreto, so I said I would see her then. To which she replied she didn't go school. I then knew her request was scam. I looked around to see if I saw an adult watching her. I asked 2 vendors about this child and apparently all the vendors knew she was doing this scam, plus she did other scams of "the money for the medication/doctor" and soliciting change (then claiming it was more than the bill given). I finally found the adult (Angelica) and introduced myself. I told her I was very worried for this child because she was exposing her to get hurt (this is how sex abuse begins in Mexico with street kids). It was clear this adult was in on the scam and abusing this child. I told the vendors to raise their voices, otherwise the Sunday market can be known as the place for fraud. By Mexican law, this kid must go to school (obligatory from ages 5 to 14) and the tutor in charge of her can be given judicial charges. This kid would end up in Casa Hogar in Loreto. According to the vendors, this girl has made lots of money this way from tourists and expats. I guess each person can do as they wish with their money, please just know this perpetuates child abuse that no child should have to bare. I have reported the said adult to the police. Hope this information is useful to others. Saludos!
This Week in Geopolitics
An Overlooked and Underdeveloped Region in Southern Mexico
BY GEORGE FRIEDMAN AND ALLISON FEDIRKA
APRIL 30, 2018 A very interesting read!
http://www.mauldineconomics.com/this-week-in-geopolitics/an-overlooked-and-underdeveloped-region-in-southern-mexico
An Overlooked and Underdeveloped Region in Southern Mexico
BY GEORGE FRIEDMAN AND ALLISON FEDIRKA
APRIL 30, 2018 A very interesting read!
http://www.mauldineconomics.com/this-week-in-geopolitics/an-overlooked-and-underdeveloped-region-in-southern-mexico
