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Vacations to Mexico don’t have to solely entail sipping on margaritas at an all-inclusive beachside resort or sampling tacos al pastor in Mexico City. For tourists seeking an off-the-beaten-path trip,

Vacations to Mexico don’t have to solely entail sipping on margaritas at an all-inclusive beachside resort or sampling tacos al pastor in Mexico City. For tourists seeking an off-the-beaten-path trip,

Centuries ago copper mines attracted foreign investors and today, almost in the middle of the Baja California peninsula, stands a town that seems frozen in time

In recent years, the mining town in Mexico’s state of Baja California Sur has emerged as a popular tourist destination.

Employees at the Korea Resources’ Boleo copper mine in Mexico downed tools on July 6, after rejecting a pay offer in June.

Remote ranches, sun-bleached mission towns and prehistoric rock art amid soaring mesas: the sierras of southern Baja California are legendary for their scenery. A road trip to visit the Mexican cowboys that eke a living from this arid land reveals traditions that have changed little in centuries, and a way of life that’s hanging by a thread.

Mexico’s President Wants to Stop Mining At least, he has refused to authorize a permit for an extension of 446 hectares (1,102 acres) that El Boleo mining company requested. El Boleo employs 1,283 workers, which means 12 percent of the population of Santa Rosalia in Mulege north of La Paz work for the company. El Boleo is a surface copper-cobalt-zinc-manganese mine established in the 1860’s and currently operated by the Korea Resources Corporation. Its operation include...