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• Puerto Vallarta Mayor Weighs In on Foreigner Filing Legal Action Against Restaurant: Everyone Must Respect Anti-Noise Law Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Last Saturday, the Gaby restaurant in Puerto Vallarta saw a surge of support from local residents as they rallied against a lawsuit filed by foreign neighbors over the playing of Mexican music. Despite the outpouring of solidarity, interim mayor Francisco José Martínez Gil emphasized the need for all commercial establishments to…
• Get to Know Puerto Vallarta’s Most Traditional Beach Snack Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Strolling along Puerto Vallarta's sandy stretches, one can't help but be enticed by the offerings of beachside vendors. From the comforting aroma of banana bread to the zesty allure of mangoes with chamoy, the options are as diverse as they are delectable. But amidst this cornucopia of treats, there's one delicacy…
• Viva Aerobús Expands Air Routes, Including New Connection to Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - To bolster connectivity and cater to the burgeoning demand for air travel, Viva Aerobús, a prominent Mexican low-cost airline, has announced the introduction of seven new national routes originating from the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA). Among these freshly unveiled destinations stands Puerto Vallarta, a popular resort city on Mexico's Pacific…
• Nearshoring in Mexico Does Not Meet Economic Expectations Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The World Bank has adjusted its growth forecast for Mexico, downgrading it to 2.3% from the 2.6% previously estimated in January. This revision comes as a result of the absence of anticipated investment influxes linked to the relocation of foreign companies' plants and the hype over nearshoring. William Maloney, the chief…
• Hundreds Gather in Puerto Vallarta to Witness Partial Solar Eclipse At noon this Monday, April 8, a crowd of eager spectators amassed in front of Los Arcos del Malecón in Puerto Vallarta, anticipating the rare spectacle of a solar eclipse. Among the gathering were both tourists and locals, all anticipating the unique experience of witnessing the celestial event. While the expectations of witnessing darkness during…
• Record Whale Rescues Mark 2023-2024 Season in Banderas Bay During the 2023-2024 whale watching season, the Regional Network for Whale Entanglement Response (RABEN) teams successfully freed 11 entangled whales, as reported by Astrid Frisch Jordán, the national coordinator of the Whale Assistance Network groups. These teams tirelessly worked to ensure the safety of these magnificent creatures, yet their mission remains ongoing even as the…
• Mexican Navy Secretariat Releases 2024 Hurricane Season Forecasts Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - As the 2024 hurricane season approaches, anticipation and concern linger about the potential impact of these powerful natural phenomena. In response to these inquiries, the Secretary of the Navy (Semar) of Mexico has unveiled its forecasts, shedding light on what the upcoming season may entail. Season Commencement: The initiation of the…
• Price of Gasoline in Puerto Vallarta is the Most Expensive in Mexico Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - During the weekly update of the Federal Consumer Prosecutor's Office (Profeco) on Monday, April 15, David Aguilar, the head of the agency, highlighted concerning trends in fuel prices in Jalisco. Aguilar pointed out that in the state, particularly in Puerto Vallarta, citizens are grappling with exorbitant rates for both premium and…
• 5-Year-Old Allegedly Murdered in Puerto Vallarta by Father Found Dead in Plastic Trash Bag Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The tranquil streets of the Moderna neighborhood of Puerto Vallarta were shattered by a grim discovery this Wednesday, April 10. A 5-year-old boy, allegedly murdered by his father, was found lifeless, discarded in a black bag amongst the refuse. Authorities swiftly responded to the distressing report, dispatched to Gloria Marin and…
• Cultural Clash: Complaints of Noise by Expats Spark Debate Across Mexico Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In Mexico, the vibrant tapestry of culture is woven with the threads of music, celebration, and tradition. However, recent complaints from expatriates, primarily of American origin, have sparked a debate on the intersection of cultural identity and noise pollution. Mazatlán's Sinaloan Band Protest In late March, the boardwalks of Mazatlán, Sinaloa,…