GM Trumpets It’s Move from Mexico to the USA, but there is a catch.
General Motors Co and the United Auto Workers on Wednesday trumpeted the news that production of the Cadillac SRX would […]
August 2014
Things to Do This Weekend in Puerto Vallarta – August 29 – 31
Volkswagen Festival in Riviera Nayarit The festival takes place on August 30 and 31. El Club de Volkswagen puts on
20 Years of the International Gourmet Festival in Puerto Vallarta
This year is very special for the French chef Thierry Blouet, because the International Gourmet Festival Puerto Vallarta, which he
Shoes In Mexico Are About to Get More Expensive
Mexico’s government said it will impose a tariff of up to 30 percent on footwear imports, part of a package
One Puerto Vallarta Beach Practically Washed Away
The Palmares Beach, which received the International Blue Flag award in July, has all but disappeared after a tidal wave
Puerto Vallarta Seeks to Increase Tourism with Brazilians
“We want to provide Brazilians with what they are looking for: sun, beach, Mexican tradition and culture” Those were the
Puerto Vallarta Sends Ice Bucket Challenge to GDL, Palm Springs, and Toronto
On August 26, 2014 over 150 people gathered on the pier of Puerto Vallarta to take the ALS Ice Bucket
Are turtle release programs educational or exploiting sea turtles for profit?
The results are in for this edition of “Vallartenses Voice!” After receiving some great feedback from the people of Puerto
Busy Day for Lifeguards in Puerto Vallarta, One Person Dead
With beaches under red flag warnings, lifeguards in Puerto Vallarta have remained busy. Wednesday lifeguards had to rescue 5 people
Mexico Exports on the Rise
Mexican factory exports rebounded in July, rising at their fastest pace in five months and raising hopes for a strengthening
Red Flag Alert for all Puerto Vallarta Beaches
Puerto Vallarta’s beaches are closed to the public due to high surf, statement issued by the commander Sergio Ramírez, head
Mexican Officials Pulling Migrants Off “The Beast” and Deporting Them
U.S.-bound Central Americans are fleeing urban areas and hiking into the woods and low jungle for fear of being detained
