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Our FREE full color resource guide for Merida, Mexico is a handy directory of the products and services most expats need when they arrive here. This new guide includes emergency phone numbers and contact information for everything from architects to Spanish schools, antiques to pharmacies, medical facilities to public and private schools for your children. Interested in joining a church or volunteering your time to a non-profit organization? They’re listed here. If your business needs an accountant or your pet needs a vet, take a look inside our guide. Included are beautiful photographs of the Yucatan, articles from YucatanLiving.com and more. You can get a hard copy in Merida or download this PDF. 108 pages. Last Updated on February 1, 2013.
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