"Rosorita Beach Mexico" (by Nick Morris)

Beatiful hand made pottery and goods sit idle with no tourist shopping for deals in Rosarito Mexico. The tourism industry in almost non existant in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico.

Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:58:22 +0000

Horses sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:15:12 +0000

Horses sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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Horses and ATV's sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:15:25 +0000

Horses and ATV's sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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Horses sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:15:38 +0000

Horses sit idle on the beach in Rosarito. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:15:51 +0000

The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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A local enjoys horseback riding on an empty beach April 1,2009 because there is no tourist in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break. Rosarito and other border towns are suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:16:26 +0000

A local enjoys horseback riding on an empty beach April 1,2009 because there is no tourist in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break. Rosarito and other border towns are suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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A beach bar vendor watches a soccer match on tv because there is no tourist in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break. Rosarito and other border towns are suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico.While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:16:40 +0000

A beach bar vendor watches a soccer match on tv because there is no tourist in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break. Rosarito and other border towns are suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico.While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:16:58 +0000

Local Rosarito Beach goers enjoy an empty beach in 2009. The US media's hype on the drug violence and a travel advisory issued by the State Department has all but demolished the tourism industry in Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:17:17 +0000

Local Rosarito Beach goers enjoy an empty beach in 2009. The US media's hype on the drug violence and a travel advisory issued by the State Department has all but demolished the tourism industry in Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico.While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:17:32 +0000

The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico.While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:17:48 +0000

Beatiful hand made pottery and goods sit idle with no tourist shopping for deals in Rosarito Mexico. The tourism industry in almost non existant in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:18:01 +0000

Beatiful hand made pottery and goods sit idle with no tourist shopping for deals in Rosarito Mexico. The tourism industry in almost non existant in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:18:14 +0000

A small Rosarito vendors mall in Mexico is now nothing more than a playground for the shop owners children to play since the drug violence has halted it's Spring Break tourism dollars and visitors. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:18:31 +0000

A small Rosarito vendors mall in Mexico is now nothing more than a playground for the shop owners children to play since the drug violence has halted it's Spring Break tourism dollars and visitors. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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Steamed corn and no Spring Break crowd in sight. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:18:47 +0000

Steamed corn and no Spring Break crowd in sight. Vendors in Rosarito Mexico are suffering from an almost non existant tourism industry in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.
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The tourism industry in Rosarito Mexico which is usually booming during Spring Break is suffering from an almost non existant tourist presence in light of the drug violence that has plagued Mexico. While cartels fight a bloody battle over control of the billion dollar smuggling operations the local small business' that cater to tourism suffer the most.

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:18:59 +0000