Puerto Vallarta continues to lobby for Level-Three hospital
For the municipal government of Puerto Vallarta, the issue of health is a permanent priority in public affairs, which is […]
October 2018
Mexico begins processing migrants under the ‘You are in your home’ plan
The Ministry of the Interior (Segob), through the National Institute of Migration (INM) and the Mexican Commission for Assistance to
The Day of the Dead traditional flower thrives in Mexico
Sinking its roots in the pre-Hispanic past, the tradition of using cempasúchil flowers, known as the Mexican Marigold, to decorate
We are all invited to the 2018 Puerto Vallarta Beer Festival!
Due to the high gastronomic demand of Puerto Vallarta and the resounding success of the Beer Festival last year, it
Mexico offers jobs to migrants and education to their children
The Secretaries of the Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico encourages the members of the migrant caravan
Crocodile known as Mr. Stubbs gets new 3D printed tail
Mr. Stubbs is a crocodile who lost his tail a couple of years ago as a victim of illegal animal
Riviera Nayarit opens collection centers for victims of hurricane Willa
The Bahía de Banderas Hotel and Motel Association (AHMBB) and the Riviera Nayarit Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) have joined
Sinkhole swallows gas truck in Zapopan
A sinkhole in Zapopan, north of Guadalajara, swallowed a 12,000-liter gas tanker on the corner of Bandera Nacional and Terrirotio
Google app tested in Venezuela takes swipe at press censors
Google has unveiled a tool meant to help fight press censorship around the world, testing it first in Venezuela, where
More suspicious packages found in U.S. targeting Trump critics
Suspicious packages addressed to New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker and former National Intelligence Director James Clapper — and similar in
Honda considering moving some manufacturing from Mexico to Japan, citing new NAFTA
Honda Motor Co is considering shifting production of its U.S.-bound Fit subcompact cars to Japan from Mexico in a few
Mexico’s 2017 Tehuantepec quake suggests a new worry
Last September’s magnitude 8.2 Tehuantepec earthquake happened deep, rupturing both mantle and crust, on the landward side of major subduction
