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Mexico: No Kissing in Public in Guanajuato

Written byEduardo Avila
Posted 19 January 2009 2:41 GMT

The government of Guanajuato, Mexico recently passed a law of “Good Conduct” which would fine and possibly imprison beggars, those who don't use pedestrian bridges, swearing, and even for those that kiss in public writes Jessica Uribe of Vivir México [es].

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