These are the local developments to follow this Friday, October 30, as Puerto Vallarta heads into the Día de Muertos weekend.

• City Hall’s labor disputes: A congressional committee has blocked the proposed 15-day unpaid suspension of Mayor Luis Munguía, but that decision does not settle the underlying labor claims against the municipality. The next issue is how those obligations will be resolved.
• Cemetery health precautions: Health crews have treated eight Vallarta cemeteries for mosquitoes ahead of holiday visits. Anyone cleaning or decorating a grave today should avoid leaving standing water in flower containers.
• Holiday business activity: Municipal tourism director Alejandra Cornejo forecasts hotel occupancy reaching 95% over the Día de Muertos weekend.
• Art meets the property sector: The national interior design and architecture congress continues at Fiesta Americana today, with a 5 p.m. networking encounter involving 15 visual artists. The meeting brings Vallarta’s gallery community into discussions with designers and architects.
• Punta Paraíso demolition: In nearby San Pancho, the next development to watch is the start of demolition work. Nayarit’s governor says two towers will be removed this week after a court rejected the developer’s legal challenge.