Day

October 29, 2018

Group of thieves set up shop at Costco Puerto Vallarta

They act in groups of at least four individuals, they can be men or women and their victims are regularly elderly, the most vulnerable. The...
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For the first time in 21 years, U.S. military will patrol Mexican border

For the first time in 21 years, troops from the US army will be deployed to the border with Mexico. The Department of Defense announced...
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Free pet sterilization campaign in Puerto Vallarta; November 10-11

With the objective of reducing the street dog population in Puerto Vallarta, the Coordination of Animal Welfare and Vallarta Adventures, join the Calle Cero Foundation...
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FRENCH CROONER MICHEL GIGLIA AND STEVEN BRINBERG’S ‘SIMPLY BARBRA’ AT INCANTO

Michel Giglia is a French vocalist who sings French, Latin and contemporary music with an upbeat, youthful twist. His voice is velvety smooth and his...
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Mexico’s Secretary of Interior says criminal gangs have infiltrated the migrant caravan

The Secretary of the Interior in Mexico, Alfonso Navarrete Prida, acknowledged that unfortunately criminal gangs have infiltrated the migrant caravan, as confirmed by the Guatemalan...
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Mexico’s ‘Magical Towns’ aren’t benefiting many

Poverty has increased in one of every three towns integrated to the Magical Towns program since 2012. The brand has operated for 17 years and...
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A dead son is better than a gay son, according to Brazil’s new president

Just as many opponents of Donald Trump considered him unelectable in 2016, detractors of Brazil’s President-elect Jair Bolsonaro always believed the far-right candidate himself was...
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Research says cacao is even older than we thought

New research strengthens the case that people used the chocolate ingredient cacao in South America 5,400 years ago, underscoring the seed’s radical transformation into today’s...
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Military Plan of Joint National Defense outlines the six greatest threats to Mexico

Large-scale migration; natural, environmental, health and anthropogenic disasters; the geostrategic situation; the absence of alliances in defense; the loss of governability and governance; the vulnerability...
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What ancient cultures teach us about grief, mourning and continuity of life

At this time of the year, Mexican and Mexican-American communities observe “Día de los Muertos” (the Day of the Dead), a three-day celebration that welcomes...
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Mexicans vote to stop construction of new airport in Mexico City

Mexicans voted to scrap a part-built $13 billion new airport for the capital in a divisive referendum pushed for by President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador,...
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