Dear Paceno’s, acquaintance, friends – in many cases it’s “all on one” – the La Paz BCS editorial management and staff would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a merry Christmas and a happy new year during this festive season. This festive season is a time to remember the friends and business associates who have helped the La Paz BCS Infotheque website to be where it is today. Your loyalty has been undeniable and priceless. It has been a pleasure doing business with you throughout this year and we believe that next year will not be any different.

As we embark on the journey that is the coming year we again thank you and send our best wishes.
May the New Year come filled with happiness and the success you deserve.
Happy Holidays!
The month of December in Mexico is filled with Christmas and holiday parties and social events. Christmas is an important holiday season with very strong traditions and is celebrated in most private and government offices.

The most popular tradition during this season is the posada party which is mainly celebrated the nine days leading up to Christmas day. “Posada” in Spanish means lodging or shelter. The posada has become another reason for family and friends to get together and celebrate with lots of food and drinks. It is a social celebration and for many also a religious one. For many families in La Paz the days leading up to xmas, the 16th until the 24th, non-stop posadas are the norm. Posadas are often celebrated among schools, church groups, places of work and with family and friends. December is usually a busy time of the year in La Paz besides the posadas. Banks will be closed on December 25th as well most businesses although large grocery stores like CCC, Ley or Soriana are open with reduced hours.

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