Seapal asks people in Puerto Vallarta to conserve water
SEAPAL, the entity in charge of Puerto Vallarta’s sewage and water, asks the public to conserve water due to the […]
April 2021
Coronavirus in Mexico: April 16, 2021
Until this Thursday, April 15, there were 211,213 deaths caused by the coronavirus disease in Mexico. This means that in
Mexico charges 30 marines with kidnapping in border city
Reuters – Mexican authorities have charged 30 marines for allegedly participating in a string of forced disappearances in the violent
PVDN-TV News Brief for April 15, 2021
In this news brief: For the second time this week, a Canadian has been found dead in Puerto Vallarta. Both
Report: Two out of every three states in Mexico do not report accurate homicide statistics
Two out of every three states in Mexico do not have accurate and truthful data on the number of homicides
Second Canadian found dead this week in Puerto Vallarta, both apparent suicides
A person of Canadian origin was found dead inside an apartment, located on Calle Rodolfo Gómez at the intersection with
Mexico’s COVID-19 policies cost huge number of lives
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s unwillingness to spend money, do more testing, change course or react to new scientific evidence
Puerto Vallarta police beat the father of a minor who accused a police official of sexual abuse
In a brazen display of corruption and police brutality in Puerto Vallarta, two municipal police beat and detained the father
There are 8,381 scorpion stings in Jalisco in the first three months of 2021, 4.5% increase from last year
Dr. María Isabel Higuera Torres, head of the Department of Vectors and Zoonoses of the Jalisco Health Secretariat, reported that
Massive arrival of sargassum begins in Quintana Roo
The beaches of the Mexican state of Quintana Roo received the first massive flow of sargassum this year, with the
The Palm Cabaret Extends Some Popular Shows Through May
The Palm Cabaret is bringing back THE BEST of THE BEST to extend its season with some incredible shows. The
Mexico will require new cell phone users to provide biometric data to the government
The Mexican Senate approved a controversial bill that would create a nationwide registry of cell phone users, which will be
