LAS ALAMANDAS INTRODUCES GUEST PROGRAM TO PROTECT BABY SEA TURTLES
The Sea Turtle Protection Program at Las Alamandas, located between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo along the famed Costalegre Coast, has […]
August 2014
Three Things That Make Puerto Vallarta Great
For years Puerto Vallarta lived in relative obscurity, eclipsed by more popular resorts like Cancun and Acapulco. But over the
Mexico vs Netherlands in World Cup Rematch
Mexico will play the Netherlands in Amsterdam on November 12 in a rematch of their World Cup second round thriller
Pink Lanes for Women Drivers
If women ruled the world, this is what roads would look like. Or something. One (misguided) insurance company has put
Second mine spill this week in Mexico contains cyanide-laced solution
A Canadian-owned mine in northern Mexico spilled over a half-million gallons of a cyanide solution used in heap-leach gold mining,
Party in Puerto Vallarta Shakes Up Political Scene
Mexico’s conservative National Action Party has replaced its congressional minority leader after he and other party leaders were seen on
Pambazos Recipe
Pambazos Recipe Pambazo is the name of a Mexican white bread. It is also the name of the dish or
Mexico Impounds North Korean Ship
The North Korean freighter that ran aground on a reef near the Mexican port of Tuxpan last month didn’t have
Mexico Tourism Makes a Strong Comeback
Mexico tourism has made its comeback. Mexico’s central bank says Mexico tourism grew 19.6 percent in the first six months
Mexico’s Avocados in High Demand Internationally
Mexico recorded a 29% year-on-year increase in its avocado exports in the first half of 2014, thanks to huge growth
Mexico’s Indigenous People Say Their Culture is Threatened
Representatives of Mexico’s indigenous people have issued a new declaration and announced upcoming mobilizations to further their cause. Unveiled on
Mexico Replaces Police With Army in Rural Area
The government has replaced local police forces with army troops in a rural area about 100 kms (62 miles) southwest
