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C. Reyes-Hull

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I have lived in both the US and México. I am familiar with both cultures and languages. I now reside in Philadelphia, PA, but I lived over 4 years in the mountain town of Coatepec, Veracruz. I have traveled extensibly (with and without kids) throughout Mexico and can answer to general questions on culture, travel, people, etc.

Experience in the area

Mexican National with experience as a guide for professional architects from the US and Worldwide. Extensive travel through Mexico with and without kids.

Education/Credentials

Masters degree in Architecture Certified translator/ interpreter English/Spanish Art Teacher Personal Chef Entrepreneur

What do you like about this subject?

It gives me a chance to help people learn about my home country and have a great experience visiting it and enjoying both its beauty and its peoples.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Everyday I learn more about Mexico. We keep traveling and studying the everchanging culture and landscape!

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

Mexico is many different experiences in one, there is an enormous diversity physical and social, and it would take a lifetime to get to know it even on the surface. Be it jungle, desert, beach or mountain, five star/boutique hotels or adventure travel, there is something for everyone.

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
CAROL	05/21/12	10	10	10
CAROL	02/05/12	10	10	10	Thank you for getting back to me .....
Martin	12/21/11	10	10	10	Valuable info, timely. A great resource!
Carmie	08/15/11	10	10	10
Sam	07/25/11	10	10	10

Recent Answers from C. Reyes-Hull

2012-05-17 Legalizing my 2002 Nissan Xterra:

Hi, Carol: Your vehicle cannot be legalized in Mexico, that means it cannot have Mexican license plates, Mexican registry and only you or your spouse can drive it legally in Mexico. Legalizing is changing

2012-02-05 Moving to Mexico, Tehuacan Puebla:

Dear Carol: First off let me congratulate you for preparing yourself and not jumping in sight unseen!! Now for the red tape. Actually you will probably find little red tape, just very slow moving beurocracy

2011-12-17 Waldorf in Mexico:

Hi, Martin: To start with, I do not recommend relocating/living in Mexico at the time due to the growing drug cartel violence through out the nation. Many ex-pats have had to relocate from smaller cities

2011-10-02 buses:

Dear Tammy: I recommend flying your niece back to the US, roads are dangerous in the North of Mexico, specially the road from Veracruz. She can take a plane from Veracruz (port) or take a bus to Mexico

2011-08-26 safety, schools, life:

Hi, Karin: I will start your answer with a note: I do not live in Mexico anymore. We felt it was not safe for our family to continue down there and the school options did not help, since there are few

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