Gary Warner

Travel Editor, Orange County Register

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Last month, the State Department renewed its warning against travel to Mexico, where it says “the greatest increase in violence has occurred near the US border.”

Violence in Mexico May Mean Spring Break in Palm Springs

Last month, the State Department renewed its warning against travel to Mexico, where it says “the greatest increase in violence has occurred near the US border.”

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