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Mexican tourist magnet revamps brothels
Date: 18/08/05




The Mexican border city of Tijuana, a weekend playground for US visitors, plans to give prostitutes electronic health cards and regulate brothels in an effort to clean up its gritty image.
Under a bylaw passed last month, the city is forcing about 50 clandestine brothels to meet public safety and hygiene standards, like putting clean sheets on beds, or face closure.

"We have a lot of prostitution but few controls," Martha Montejano, head of the council's health and human development commission, said.

"This aims to combat sexually transmitted diseases and bring order to the massage parlours."

Prostitution is illegal in Mexico but brothels are often left alone by law enforcement agents.

Under the regulation, 7,000 male and female sex workers in Tijuana, a city of 1.2 million people, will carry health cards with a computer chip to show they have passed monthly health checks.

The Tijuana bylaw is due to come into force in the coming days, perhaps as early as Friday, and a team of 30 inspectors already has begun visits to brothels, which are often thinly disguised as massage parlours.

The bylaw is the first serious attempt to regulate the sex trade in the city, which has served as a playground of bars, brothels and racetracks for visitors from California since the US prohibition era in the 1920s.

Brothel operators back the measure, which they say allows them to operate in the open for the first time, while providing safeguards for both sex workers and clients.

"It makes it safer for everyone involved," a brothel manager called Jorge said at a massage parlour close to Avenida Revolucion, a strip of gaudy tourist bars.

"The girls and the clients are better off and it means the authorities can't close us down if we comply."

The Tijuana bylaw, similar to regulations in cities like Monterrey and the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco, has been criticised by some opposition councillors.

"It's like throwing up your hands and saying that we've been beaten by the problem of prostitution," said opposition councilor Luis Ledezma of the conservative National Action Party.

"We think it definitely goes too far."

Copyright © 2005 REUTERS

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[Luis]

this thing that scares me most is that i had some minor yeast infection before i went to adelitas. (i sweat at work and the moisture bla bla bla)

The infection is on the underside on my Penis. I have since cleared it up with some over the counter stuff. BUt i was thinking thier juices or the juices from other guys can get into that yeast infection and into the bloodstream.

THe traditional way its spread is either A a cut on the penish or B into the uretra. So im think a yeast infection can bring it in as well.

Should I worry.

 

[Suicidal Elite]

Reddog is right on the money.
Had a provider in Cabo ASK if I wanted to use a condom.
She had some stretch marks and had obviously just very recently given birth.

I saw her again a year later... stretch marks were gone, and she did not question if I wanted to use the rubber or not.

Don't put anything in anything unless it's covered.

 

[Claire M]

I would doubt that this is true. If it was then I think that the police would be doing more checking. Then think about the corupt police. They shake you down they would shake them down. Think about the doctors that give any script you want you think they woul dnot give a clean bill of health for the right money.

I think that i would not put my fait in those test. Stay as safe as possiable. If you are to afraid find a new hobby.

 

[strine strumpet 2]

I was told the girls in adelitas are checked for aids. Is this true or somebullshit?