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Mexico Fans Get Their Puerto Vallarta World Cup Party Puerto Vallarta’s World Cup fan zone opens at 10 a.m. today for Mexico’s debut, with paid parking, restrooms, food, drink and a giant screen.
Young Man Dies After Severe Beating in Puerto Vallarta A 20-year-old man died after being hospitalized with severe injuries in Puerto Vallarta. Fiscalía opened an investigation.
Heavy rain floods Puerto Vallarta streets Tuesday’s storm flooded several Puerto Vallarta roads, slowed Federal 200 traffic and knocked down trees, including one on CFE lines.
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Nacho Daddy Sports on Screen, 287 Basilio Badillo, 11 a.m.; Daiquiri Dick’s World Cup, Olas Altas 314, 1 p.m.; Blue Chairs Rooftop Hot Gogos/Dirty Bitches, Calle Malecón 4, 6/6:30 p.m.; La Noche Queens of the Night, Lázaro Cárdenas 263, 9 p.m.
As of SEAPAL’s June 9 update, Av. México in front of El Capricho remains a controlled repair zone for the Centro-Norte collector, with work expected to run about two weeks. Traffic changes continue around Av. México and Prisciliano Sánchez, with opposite lanes handling two-way flow. No major citywide water, power, garbage, or transit disruption was found this morning beyond that work zone.
No citywide water, power, bus, or taxi disruption confirmed; trash complaints remain a service watch.
As of this morning, no accessible June 12 beach-by-beach flag board was verified; obey posted lifeguard flags. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, rain, mar de fondo, 30–50 km/h gusts and 1–2 m surf on the Jalisco coast. Risk: rough surf/rips and runoff near Cuale/Pitillal mouths after rain. No current harmful-wildlife alert verified. Best beach window: early; avoid river mouths and red/purple-flag areas.
As of June 12 market quotes, USD/MXN traded around 17.20–17.22, with the peso slightly firmer versus the previous session; Trading Economics showed 17.2039, down 0.26% for USD/MXN. Today’s drivers: possible U.S.-Iran ceasefire headlines, oil down more than 3%, a broadly flat dollar, and Fed-rate expectations after U.S. PPI. Watch global risk appetite more than local data this morning.
