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AT&T’s US$2 billion Mexico sale to Televisa and Fintech leaves service unchanged for now. Here’s what it could mean for Vallarta customers.

Mexico’s CFE is expected to weigh $12.5 billion in renewable projects. Puerto Vallarta’s power reliability also depends on grid upgrades.

Mexico reported $24.152 billion in visitor spending through August 2026, while Puerto Vallarta’s international airport traffic fell.

Mexico gives digital platforms 30 days to add safeguards for minors, including age checks, safer defaults and limits on harmful content.

Mexico and the U.S. target four people and 11 businesses allegedly tied to the Cártel del Noreste, with rules that also reach Americans abroad.

Mexico’s proposed 2027 visitor fee would rise 17.8% to 1,158 pesos. Here’s who would pay and how the change affects Vallarta trips.

Trump’s reported energy demands add to USMCA talks. We explain Mexico’s investment rules and the links to Vallarta’s power and water services.

Hurricane Simon disrupts Puerto Vallarta flights, cruise visits and businesses, while early official reports show limited physical damage.

Mexico investigates a video claiming cartel fighters are in Ukraine as a drone equipment seizure in Sinaloa adds to security concerns.

Mexico creates a medical tourism working group and reviews its health tourism seal, with context for Puerto Vallarta patients and providers.

Jalisco, Nayarit, Durango and Zacatecas coordinate mountain patrols as Wixárika communities seek safer roads and reliable food deliveries.

Mexico will review all 177 Pueblos Mágicos before November, including Jalisco’s 12 destinations and three near Puerto Vallarta.

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