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NO AGENCY FEES!
This
club is one of the most famous strip clubs around the world. As in
Dallas, Houston and Charlotte in the United States,
this club in Mexico City provides the perfect setting to work in
its elegant, confortable, safe and a friendly environment. Its restaurant
(one of the best in the biggest city in the world), Its high level of
finishing, cozy decor and its professional approach to the industry has ensured its ongoing success.
There is not Basic
Salary
No Drink Comissions
The
cost of the table dance is $220.00
Mexican pesos (aprox. *22 USD). The entertainer gets $150.00 Mexican pesos (aprox.*15 USD)
for her dance (1 song). Dances: only stage and
table topless dances.
girls
work 5 days/ week
We
prefer for the entertainer to buy her own airplane ticket (round trip).
The total cost will be reimbursed to you when you have finished your
Contract days with us. If you decide to leave within the first 7 days of
your arrival, no
reimbursement on the airplane ticket will be made.
We
offer furnished apartments, 4 girls per apartment, 2 in each room,
security 24 hrs. Maid service, T.V., Cable, Stereo system, kitchen
totally equipped (fridge, microwave, set of dishes, coffee maker, blender,
toaster, places setting, etc.) telephone, washer and dryer, hot water,
tanning area on the roof, telephones
of
cards for long distances, etc.
The apartment building is a
half block away from our Club.
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Map taken from lonelyplanet.com
About
the Country:
OFFICIAL
NAME: United
Mexican States
CAPITAL:
Mexico City
SYSTEM OF
GOVERNMENT: Federal Multiparty
Republic
AREA:
1,972,547 Sq Km
(761,605 Sq Mi)
ESTIMATED 2000
POPULATION
105,146,900
LOCATION
& GEOGRAPHY:
Mexico
is located in the southern region of the North American Continent. It is
bound by the United States of America to the north, the Gulf of California
to the northwest, the Pacific Ocean to the west and southwest, Guatemala
and Belize to the south as well as the Gulf of Mexico to the east. Around
66% of the country is mountainous and the terrain rises steeply from the
Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico coastal plains to a central plateau which
is bound by the Sierra Madre Occidental to the west and the Sierra Madre
Oriental to the east. In the north the Sonoran Desert covers most of the
region which lies west of the Sierra Madre Occidental. The Central Meseta
in the northern plateau region contains three great desert basins, called
Bolsons. Central Mexico consists of rolling hills interspersed by broad
basins and valleys. South of the plateau the Sierra Madre de Chiapas
extends to the Guatemalan border. In the southeast limestone lowlands or
broad plains of the Yucatan Peninsula reach the Gulf of Mexico. There are
a few large rivers and a number of smaller ones and the country's largest
lake is Lake Chapala. Major Cities (pop. est.); Mexico City 9,815,800,
Guadalajara 1,650,000, Ciudad Netzahualcoyotl 1,255,500, Monterrey
1,069,000, Puebla 1,007,200, Leon 872,500, Juarez 789,300, Tijuana 698,800
(1990). Land Use; forested 26%, pastures 39%, agricultural-cultivated 13%,
other 23% (1993).
CLIMATE:
Mexico
has a tropical and temperate climate depending on altitude, winds and cool
Pacific Ocean currents. A tropical climate is experienced along the
coastal region of the Yucatan Peninsula and the lower areas of southern
Mexico while a temperate climate is experienced in areas with an elevation
higher than 900 metres (3,000 feet). Most of Mexico is dry with about 14%
of the land area receiving adequate rainfall in all seasons. During summer
and autumn both the east and west coasts are subject to hurricanes.
Average temperature ranges in Mexico City are from 6 to 19 degrees Celsius
(43 to 66 degrees Fahrenheit) in January to 12 to 26 degrees Celsius (54
to 79 degrees Fahrenheit) in May.
CURRENCY:
The
official currency is the New Peso (MexP) divided into 100 Centavos.
ECONOMY:
Gross National Product;
USD $324,951,000,000 (1993). Public Debt; USD $85,960,000,000 (1993).
Imports; USD $65,366,500,000 (1993). Exports; USD $60,882,000,000 (1994).
Tourism Receipts; USD $6,167,000,000 (1993). Balance of Trade; MexP
-80,166,000,000,000 (1994). Economically Active Population; 33,651,812 or
38.9% of total population (1993). Unemployed; 2.4% (1993).
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