Nature and culture mix to make Mazatlan an undiscovered gem
Our cab ride from the airport was a quick one: less than 30 minutes from the curb to our beachside […]
October 2018
US wants to force Mexico to take $20M that it doesn’t want
The Trump administration is moving ahead with a plan to pay Mexico $20 million to deport migrants from that country
Over-development in Puerto Vallarta is forcing crocodiles into the streets
This Thursday, animal protection authorities and firefighters caught a crocodile two and a half meters long, which was loitering on
Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens will celebrate World Migratory Bird Day
“World Migratory Bird Day” will be celebrated for the first time next October 13th with the slogan “Uniting our voices
Reed straws made in Oaxaca, Mexico are replacing plastics
Reed straws have become an alternative to the traditional plastic because, in addition to having a short lifespan, they do
Mexico’s President and First-Lady file for divorce, report
President Enrique Peña Nieto and first lady, Angélica Rivera, began divorce proceedings to end their marriage, according to Salvador García
Diana Villamonte competes on national television in La Voz
Diana Villamonte, the break-out, star of last season’s shows, ‘Motown and Beyond’ and ‘Tina Turner, Simply the Best’ returns to
Almost all animals once worshipped by Aztecs are now endangered
Almost all animals that were worshipped by the ancient Aztecs are now under some kind of threat in Mexico, according
Restaurants are going dark in Puerto Vallarta to protest increase in electricity rates
In Jalisco, 40,000 restaurants are switching off the lights and using candles in a protest of an increase of more
Crocodile captured on Puerto Vallarta beach at Fiesta Americana Hotel
This afternoon a crocodile was captured on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta, at the height of the Fiesta Americana Hotel.
Twitter Really Hates Netflix’s Reality Show ‘Made in Mexico’
Because we live in a Trump-era world, some might actually be ignorant enough to believe that all Mexicans are rapists
Mexico’s Lucrative Oil Theft Industry Fueling Increased Criminal Violence
Oil theft is becoming one of Mexico’s most lucrative criminal businesses Violent battles between rival criminal groups vying for control
