Puerto Vallarta receives certificate for promoting healthy lifestyles
The Ministry of Health of the State of Jalisco (SSJ), awarded Puerto Vallarta the certification as a Health Promoting Municipality, […]
September 2021
Construction of new Rio Cuale bridge will begin on Monday
On Monday, September 26, the reconstruction of the bridge over the Cuale River in Puerto Vallarta is scheduled to begin,
Mexico struggles to keep migrants from making their way to U.S border
A bid by Mexico to contain thousands of migrants on its southern border with Guatemala has created a major humanitarian
United States will require proof of vaccination to enter the country
The US government will require adult foreigners to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter the country, in a policy change
Second dose of COVID-19 vaccine for people 18-39 years old will be applied in Puerto Vallarta
From Tuesday, September 21 to Friday, September 24, the application of the second dose of the Covid 19 vaccine will
Puerto Vallarta participates in national earthquake drill
At 11:30 in the morning, the alerts began to sound and the evacuation began in Puerto Vallarta. This is how
Puerto Vallarta registers a 28% increase in COVID-19 cases in the past week
After three consecutive weeks of decline, Puerto Vallarta once again recorded an increase in weekly COVID-19 cases. There have been
Tequila, folklore and culture, this is the beauty of Mexico
Mexico is undoubtedly one of the most beloved countries around the world, the warmth of its people is unmatched, national
Rio Cuale market vendors are relocated to Plaza Miguel Hidalgo
Vendors at the Cuale River market were relocated to Plaza Miguel Hidalgo, where they hope to resume their businesses and
Explosion at Popocatepetl volcano spreads ash in Mexico City
The Secretariat for Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection of Mexico City reported that due to the recent activity of
US citizen living in Mexico indicted in drug case
A U.S. citizen living in Mexico who claimed ties to the Sinaloa cartel faces a 17-count indictment related to a
Lack of regulation favors dubious stem cell treatments for medical tourism
The operation of private clinics that perform regenerative treatments with stem cells for incurable diseases is expanding throughout the world,
