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Each year, millions of people across the globe head to the country of Mexico for vacation. The sub-tropical climate, rich culture, and affordability of resorts in the country make it a premier travel destination for travelers in every price range. For most tourists, the worst thing they may encounter when visiting Mexico is a sunburn, but there are growing dangers for tourists lurking in the country – dangers that have been linked to at least one American death. Mike Papantonio tells you why that relaxing Mexico vacation might not be as safe as the tourism boards would have you believe.
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