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Handmade Visions on the Crafts Trail in Mexico

Unlike Morelia and Pátzcuaro, colonial showstoppers both, Uruapan’s pleasures are humble: evenings spent people-watching on the broad central plaza; snacking on sweet corn tamales, called uchepos, at the Mercado de Antojitos, or snack market; and sipping dark, fragrant coffee at Café Tradicional, a dim, wood-paneled coffee house with atmosphere as dense as cigar smoke. It

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India Scrambles to Escape a Coronavirus Crisis. So Far, It’s Working.

NEW DELHI — Over the weekend in Lucknow, one of India’s bigger cities, young people packed into pubs. Despite the Indian government scrambling to lock things down, few on the bar scene were taking the coronavirus very seriously. “I am not scared. I eat, party, sleep,’’ said Akshay Gupta, an accountant who was bar hopping

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Sunshine and Lower Costs Draw More North Americans to the Dominican Republic

In another sign of a hotter market, many buyers have raised their target price to the $100,000 to $250,000 range, from the $50,000 to $100,000 that was previously typical, she said. But she predicted that future price gains will be modest because of an increasing supply of newly built properties and a surplus of older

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