Mexico auto plants to reopen as country weighs virus risks
On a day Mexico saw its worst daily increase yet in coronavirus cases, foreign-owned auto plants began setting dates for […]
May 2020
It will take up to five years for Puerto Vallarta to recover from the COVID-19
Puerto Vallarta’s economy was hit so hard by the coronavirus, a worldwide pandemic, that it is estimated recovery will take
Mexico sets new record for COVID-19 deaths in a single day
Mexico’s health ministry on Thursday reported 1,982 new confirmed cases of coronavirus infections and 257 additional fatalities, the most lethal
Former Health Secretaries in Mexico doubt COVID-19 numbers being reported
Former incumbents of the Federal Secretariat of Health in Mexico affirmed that the data that the current federal administration gives
Mexico turns presidential palace into housing for healthcare workers on the frontline of COVID-19 fight
Mexico has transformed the luxurious former presidential “Los Pinos” complex, which was for many decades the country’s most prestigious residence,
At least 50 infected with coronavirus at Mexican retirement home
At least 47 residents and three workers have been infected with coronavirus at a retirement home in the northern Mexican
Puerto Vallarta seeks to be certified as a COVID Zero destination
Hoteliers in Puerto Vallarta seek to be certified as a COVID Zero destination to be prepared by the end of
Puerto Vallarta receives another cruise for humanitarian reasons
The twelfth cruise ship to arrive in Puerto Vallarta for humanitarian reasons arrived this Wednesday, according to the Integral Port
Mexico reports 1,609 new cases of coronavirus and 197 additional fatalities
Mexico’s health ministry on Wednesday reported 1,609 new confirmed cases of coronavirus infections and 197 additional fatalities, bringing the total
Kim Kuzma Presents ‘Music Has No Borders’ Online Sunday, May 10th
Watch Vallarta’s ‘Diva of Song,’ Kim Kuzma, and her PV band, on Facebook & Instagram as they bring Mexico and
In Latin America, face masks become a form of expression
Rarely used in Latin America outside hospitals before the coronavirus pandemic, face masks are now compulsory for subway riders, supermarket
