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[*] posted on 8-13-2007 at 06:44 PM


South of Los Frailes, just south of Antares. Piedras Bolas. I might drive that way tomorrow, haven't been that far north for a month. I've heard everyone is gone but the cops.
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[*] posted on 8-13-2007 at 07:15 PM


Thank You Alibike......Just south of Piedros Bolas there are some of the most magnificent sand dunes a person would ever hope to encounter. Lots of nice bird life and lots of coytes. Beautiful Sea of Cortez vistas. Nice beaches also. You will be in heaven. Thanks again. Do not miss.++C++
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[*] posted on 8-13-2007 at 07:22 PM


Just heard from one of my friends in Cabo Pulmo:
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Thanks for the concern Alan. We're fine. All the gringos we know here are fine too. There are however, land wars going on between big developers, locals and squatters all over the East Cape. Next time you drive out this way you will not believe the fences, signs, armed vigilantes, etc.

Just south of us where several Castros had been squatting they were kicked off the land by the real owners. The Castros went ballistic and had the cops here, federal surveyors, the army has been out too and articles have been published in the papers that are totally bogus.

We have done extensive title and survey work here and the Castros are continually claiming land they don't own. They have the local government from the Governor on down all making uninformed statements about who's to blame.

So far the Castros are batting 0.

'It's all about the cash.' Clint Eastwood
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puzzled.gif posted on 8-14-2007 at 06:31 AM


BCSTech,

What is a "castro" ?

Thanks, CaboRon :?:




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[*] posted on 8-14-2007 at 06:59 AM


As near as I understand it, the Castros are a family that is trying to lay claim to land that was sold to others years ago. A development company, Crager Development, evicted them from some of the property the family was occupying and, in the process, destroyed a couple of homes the family had built on the disputed land.

Here is a Translated Version of one of the stories at Sudcalifornio.
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[*] posted on 8-14-2007 at 02:36 PM


I found the story I refered to the other day in the paper.
http://www.tribunadeloscabos.com.mx/newpage/index.cfm?op=por...

I drove back from town the North way through Cabo Pulmo. All I can say is the developers out here have done a fantastic job of keeping this thing quiet. Billboard type private property signs dwarf the Marine Park signs. Double barb wire fences, security tents, trailers. Outposts on hills. All the squatters I saw a month ago are gone, along with their very professional signs. The lawyers are going to make a killing on this, like they always do.
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