•Cybercafes on Eco Travels http://www2.planeta.com/mader/ecotravel/resources/cybercafe.html
An index of Mexican and Latin American cybercafes.

•Travelers Message Service Bulletin Board http://www.weblane.com/experiencia/bb/
If you don't have an email account that can be used while on the road, you can access the Travelers Message website from any internet connected computer (such as a cybercafe). Post your message -- and look for messages that friends and family have posted there for you. Like any community bulletin board, this one is completely open to the public -- in other words, there's absolutely no privacy
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	Carl Franz at the San Carlos Cybercafe

•Cyber Cafes, Asociación Mexicana de
http://www.amcc.org.mx/
Cybercafes listed by state.

•Cybercafe Search Engine
http://cybercaptive.com
Worldwide cybercafe search engine.

•CompuServe México
http://www.compuserve.com.mx/
CompuServe is a major internet access provider. Travelers with a CIS account have the advantage of many local access numbers in Mexico. This website also gives access to CompuServe's discussion forums on Mexico and travel, but Java is required.

•Roadnews.com
http://www.roadnews.com/
Computer-equipped international travelers take note, a resources for laptops at "Support for laptop computer use worldwide." You can bet that I'll be checking back here before I take my Mac PowerBook on the road again.