Peso Slides Against Dollar as US–China Tariff Truce Boosts Greenback Strength
The Mexican peso weakened 0.84% to 19.6294 per dollar after a US–China tariff truce bolstered the dollar, local industrial output […]
May 2025
Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for May 12, 2025
Residents and visitors in Puerto Vallarta can expect mostly clear skies and steadily climbing temperatures beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
More Americans Are Choosing Tijuana for Faster, Affordable Healthcare
Facing long waits and high bills at home, many U.S. patients are finding 40–60 % savings and same-week appointments in
Series of Light Tremors Rattle Multiple States in Mexico
On May 11, 2025, Mexico experienced several low-magnitude earthquakes across Guerrero, Oaxaca, Puebla, Chiapas, Michoacán, and Mexico City. No damage
Wildfires Rage Across North Coast–Western Sierra, Scorching Over 12,000 Hectares
The State Civil Protection and Fire Unit reports that recent blazes between Tomatlán, Cabo Corrientes and Puerto Vallarta have burned
Puerto Vallarta to Stage Level III Port Security Exercise on May 23
ASIPONA PV will hold a full-scale Level III maritime security drill on May 23, 2025, involving government agencies, private operators
Mexico Cuts Cruise Passenger Tax to $5: Port of Puerto Vallarta Poised for Tourism Surge
Effective July 1, 2025, Mexico slashes its cruise passenger Non-Resident Duty from $42 to $5 USD, a move expected to
Guadalajara–Puerto Vallarta Interchange 70% Complete, Opening Later This Year
The Guadalajara–Puerto Vallarta Short Route interchange has reached 70% completion and is on track to open before year’s end, cutting
Puerto Vallarta Gears Up to Host “The Beginning” CrossFit Competition with Over 400 Athletes
Puerto Vallarta will host over 400 athletes for the seventh annual CrossFit “The Beginning” on November 15–16, featuring individual and
Honoring Mexican Mothers on May 10: From Mariachi Serenades to Homemade Feasts
Discover how Mexico’s Día de las Madres—rooted in a 1922 decree—brings together mariachi serenades, homemade breakfasts and vibrant family gatherings
Cancún’s New Nichupté Bridge Setback Extends Completion to Year-End 2025
The opening of the Nichupté Vehicular Bridge linking downtown Cancún and the hotel zone has been postponed to December 2025,
Mexico Challenges Google Over “Gulf of America” Map Label
Mexico’s Foreign Relations Ministry sues Google for using “Gulf of America” on its U.S. maps, arguing only coastal nations can
