Las PaZIHónes en Paraíso

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State health officials report there are currently 131 active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo, 2 in La Unión, 16 in Petatlán, 908 in Acapulco, and 1,664 in the entire state of Guerrero. Many people are back to using facemasks wherever they go.

Local public transportation has again come to a standstill after the broad daylight shootings of combi drivers practically right under the noses of local police. I'm not certain of the number since neither the government nor local media are discussing the matter in detail, but according to area residents 3 drivers were killed in the area today. So there won't be any combi service until further notice, and this is not just in Zihuatanejo. Taxi service appears to still be operating but they're being cautious. Not sure if they're operating outside of the urban areas. This is all about extortion, and locals are pissed at the lack of information and attention by the municipal government who only said they were increasing patrols. Police speeding by in trucks with lights flashing is not my idea of increased public security. People need to get to and from work and the local government appears not to have a clue what to do. Frustrating! Passions are running high in paradise.

With the passing of the storms, our weather has returned to picture postcard perfect again. Scenic clouds. Mostly sunny. Light breezes. Hot only if you move too much or too quickly. Still nice in the evenings for sleeping. Actually slept under a sheet last night!

One of the hidden gems in public view in Ixtapa for a great breakfast, lunch or dinner is Deborah's Restaurant. Deborah's has a wonderful variety of local and international dishes. No matter what you eat, be sure to leave room for dessert because that is one of Deborah's specialties and you won't regret it.
Restaurants in Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa, Troncones & Barra de Potosí

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A fisherman tries his luck by the mouth of La Boquita Canal as the first rays of sunshine spread across Zihuatanejo's bay. Look at those green hills!