Jan 26, 2019
Canada union calls for boycott of GM Mexico-made vehicles TORONTO (Reuters) - The union representing autoworkers at General Motors’ Oshawa, Ontario plant called on Canadian and U.S.
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Canada union calls for boycott of GM Mexico-made vehicles TORONTO (Reuters) - The union representing autoworkers at General Motors’ Oshawa, Ontario plant called on Canadian and U.S.
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@condenasttraveller Gold List Jan/Feb 2018 issue out today includes @grupohabita #HotelEscondido Thanks @melindalp for all, and @tabsjoyce for words: "Set in a vast expanse of knotted cacti with views of the purple Sierra Madre del Sur in one direction and the pounding blue Pacific ocean in the other, the Oaxacan countryside seems like a curiously quiet spot for a property from @grupohabita whose design-led Mexico City outposts are among the most talked about in the capital. Yet Hotel Escondido, which opened in 2013, has proved to be remarkably prescient in ferreting out the coolest location for the cutting-edge, urban-dwelling surf set: down the road is Puerto Escondido-one of the hottest surf spots in the world, home of the Mexican Pipeline- and the sweet-spot boho town of Mazunte. New York-based Mexican artist @BoscoSodi has a studio, @CasaWabi further along the beach, which hosts a steady stream of visiting creatives and is the source of the wonderful, thick crockery in the hotel's open-air restaurant, where shrimps cooked in mole sizzle on the grill and guacamole comes with a grasshopper crunch. Artists and models from Mexico City congregate around the sleek, saltwater pool and there's a soundproof underground nightclub where beer is poured over fresh lime juice in chunky tumblers to make chilli-spinkled Micheladas, and Margaritas are made with mezcal and sticky tamarind. With just 16 thatched beach shacks for guests (each with a private plunge pool), this is still hands-down the smartest and most discreet place to stay on the Oaxacan coast, and is single-handedly responsible for stealing a little thunder from hippy-chic Tulum." And kudos for a great issue @karinmuellertraveller #HotelEscondido #MexicoMade @grupohabita #MexicoLove @visitmexico #MexicoFound (en Hotel Escondido)
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