Blue Monday: Why is today the saddest day of the year?
Get ready! It’s the third Monday in January, which means it’s Blue Monday, better known as the saddest day of […]
2023
Military control of Puerto Vallarta’s police ended today with new commissioner
As of this Monday, January 16, Infantry Commander and Navy Paratrooper Wloy Girón Alcuria relinquished control of the Puerto Vallarta
Seth Sikes sings Streisand, Broadway’s Brent Barrett’s final shows, Adele Tribute – One Night Only, and more happening in Puerto Vallarta
Award-winningSeth Sikesis one of New York City’s most popular nightclub singers. His critically-acclaimed tributes to Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, and
Cases of extremely contagious Kraken variant of COVID have already been identified in Mexico
The variant of Covid 19 known as Kraken has already been registered in Mexico City and the State of Mexico,
Household wealth optimism collapses, global survey shows
Jan 16 (Reuters) – Barely two in five people believe their families will be better off in the future, according
Mexico’s president is named “Tyrant of the Year 2022”
Index on Censorship magazine has unveiled the result of its annual “Tyrant of the Year” contest with the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, as the winner of the 2022 edition. The British publication singled out the president of Mexico for the high levels of violence recorded, the attacks on journalists and activists, as well as, the climate of impunity that prevails in the country.
Smoking ban on beaches begins on January 15, 2023
A smoking ban on beaches and parks, and anywhere that children gather will go into effect on Sunday, January 15,
Puerto Vallarta beaches are closed due to high waves
Due to high waves recorded on the coast of Jalisco, beaches in Puerto Vallarta have been closed under red flag
Male foreigner commits suicide in El Cerro neighborhood of Centro Puerto Vallarta
A male, of foreign nationality, took his own life after jumping from the third floor of the La Casa Blanca condominium building in Puerto Vallarta’s El Cerro neighborhood in Centro.
Human Rights Watch says militarization of Mexico has made the country more dangerous
The international organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) pointed out that the constant use of the Armed Forces has provoked greater
National Guard sent to Mexico City subway on sabotage worry
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The mayor of Mexico City announced Thursday that 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in
Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office warns about debit card theft at ATM machines; here’s what to look out for
In order to prevent people from becoming victims of crime, including the practice known as ‘card swapping’, the State Prosecutor’s
