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U.S. Issues Official Travel 'Warning' for Mexico
On Tuesday, Aug. 12 the United States offered a new travel "warning" for its neighbor to the South, revealing a Level 2 advisory for Mexico. The U.S. Department of State describes a Level 2 advisory: "Be aware of increased risks to safety and security.
While many of Mexico’s most popular tourist areas fall in the Level 2 zone or lower, U.S. officials have labeled these states as “do not travel” areas: The following areas of Mexico are labeled Level ...
The U.S. State Department issued multiple levels of travel advisories for this nation, warning tourists to avoid traveling to ...
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The U.S. government has issued an updated travel warning for Brazil due to the threat of kidnapping. The U.S. Department of ...
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