In short the State will allow alcohol sales tomorrow.Bajaboy - 6-30-2012 at 06:53 PM
Sign down at the tienda says no sales or consumption until Monday at 8:00am. This has been true as long as I can remember.
I stocked up and am currently enjoying one on the porch.
Zacluv2fish - 6-30-2012 at 07:01 PM
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Originally posted by Bajaboy
Sign down at the tienda says no sales or consumption until Monday at 8:00am. This has been true as long as I can remember.
I stocked up and am currently enjoying one on the porch.
Zac
I guess a group of merchants and tourist groups have changed this law. It's in the news article above.
no beer
dougf69 - 6-30-2012 at 07:30 PM
If you don't like the rules, go back to Yankee landDavidE - 6-30-2012 at 08:03 PM
La Ley Seca is not for your benefit. it is to stop campesínos from engaging in political arguments, leading to drinking, then machetes on election
weekend. México is a big country with many diverse groups, political and ethnic. Many voters do not speak Spanish. Gringoized Méxicanos can be found
in East L.A. Ask the police and sheriffs departments there what happens on a USA election day there even though many Mexicans cannot vote.watizname - 7-1-2012 at 07:54 AM
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No beer on election eve? How about no pay of narco's to buy your vote, that is ok, What a fricking country
What?? You can't buy enough beer to make it thru a couple of days??? rhintransit - 7-1-2012 at 08:32 AM
no beer, no bars, no Karaoke. at least one good thing to be said for the Ley Seca!Cypress - 7-1-2012 at 08:41 AM
Some states in the US ban alcholic beverage sales on election day.Bajaboy - 7-1-2012 at 09:19 AM
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Originally posted by Bajaboy
Sign down at the tienda says no sales or consumption until Monday at 8:00am. This has been true as long as I can remember.
I stocked up and am currently enjoying one on the porch.
Zac
I guess a group of merchants and tourist groups have changed this law. It's in the news article above.
I first learned of this law many years ago while in Cabo. The elections fell on the Fourth of July and every US tourist we met was pretty upset as
all the clubs were closed. The hotels were allowed to sell, though. Luckily, we were staying with friends who owned a restaurant and thus had no
problems acquiring beer. We walked around town with our roadies and watched and listened to a bunch of upset tourists.durrelllrobert - 7-1-2012 at 10:12 AM
too much voting can lead to alcoholism surfdoc - 7-1-2012 at 11:29 AM
Maybe
If the United States had this rule..........They wouldn't be in the fix there in right now.
Sure as hell couldn't huirt.Pescador - 7-1-2012 at 11:53 AM
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Maybe
If the United States had this rule..........They wouldn't be in the fix there in right now.
Sure as hell couldn't huirt.
I know I am reading between the lines, but are you saying that the Democratos would not have had a certain person elected if the bars had been closed?
Cypress - 7-1-2012 at 12:06 PM
Drunk or sober, old or young, some folks are just plain stupid. And they'll vote if they haven't anything else to do. Who want's to base their
election on the "stupid vote"?DavidE - 7-1-2012 at 12:13 PM
Answer: "People Who Do Not Vote"sancho - 7-1-2012 at 12:19 PM
Reminds me of my beer drinking La Paz days,
there was a Mex local or 2, that were enterprizing
enough to stock up on qt bottles and sell them
us not so smart Gringos on election day,
used to call them Clandestinos, as in clandestine.
A beer drinker will go to lengths when deprived