Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

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Stay up to date with the latest Mexico news from across all 32 states, covering national politics, crime, economy, tourism, environment, social movements, infrastructure, and international relations. In this section, you’ll find timely and credible reporting on the stories shaping the country — from breaking headlines in Mexico City to developments in rural communities. Whether you’re tracking peso exchange rates, policy changes, public safety, or cultural events, this section is your gateway to understanding what’s happening across modern Mexico, all in one place.
Mexico News

Los Cabos kite festival doubles as family classroom

Los Cabos kite festival doubles as family classroom

DIF Los Cabos says the ninth Dibufestival del Papalote turned Playa El Tule into a space for families, learning, and community.
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Mexico Sets Hurricane Protocol Talks for 2026 Season

Mexico will define 2026 rain and hurricane response protocols in Veracruz this week, with forecasts for both coasts and fresh guidance for residents.
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Pressure continues to shut down Punta de Mita development

Pressure continues to shut down Punta de Mita development

A dispute over construction at Playa Las Cocinas keeps growing as residents push for a shutdown over beach access and environmental risks.
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Tadeo Rayo puts Chapala on the map with Jalisco gold

Tadeo Rayo puts Chapala on the map with Jalisco gold

Chapala cyclist Tadeo Rayo won team pursuit gold for Jalisco at the Olimpiada Nacional 2026, building on last year’s silver.
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Mexico de Colores turns 15 with art and visibility

Mexico de Colores turns 15 with art and visibility

Mexico de Colores marks 15 years of blending dance, folklore and LGBT+ visibility as it prepares a new anniversary show in Mexico City.
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transporte público

Chapala fare hike triggers backlash over poor service

A new bus fare increase in Chapala has sparked protests, as riders say service remains crowded, unreliable, and out of step with what they are...
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Mexico Defends Phone Registry as Privacy Fears Grow

Mexico says its mandatory phone registry will help investigate crime and missing-person cases without creating a government-held personal database.
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Progreso oil spill fears rise as slicks appear offshore

Progreso oil spill fears rise as slicks appear offshore

Suspected hydrocarbon slicks off Progreso drew a Navy and Pemex response, raising concerns for fishing, beaches and tourism.
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Why Housing Construction Keeps Stalling Across Mexico

Why Housing Construction Keeps Stalling Across Mexico

Developers say Mexico’s housing slowdown begins at city hall, where permits, zoning and service approvals can delay projects for years.
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Mérida Heritage Tour Puts Urban Maya Past in Focus

Mérida Heritage Tour Puts Urban Maya Past in Focus

A guided visit to Kalax shows how Mérida’s buried Maya history still shapes neighborhoods and why residents matter to its protection.
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Mexican Gastronomy Wins New Place in Cultural Life

Mexican Gastronomy Wins New Place in Cultural Life

Mexican gastronomy has gained formal space in a key cultural institution, strengthening efforts to protect traditional cooking and native maize.
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US bars 75 linked to Sinaloa cartel in new visa move

US bars 75 linked to Sinaloa cartel in new visa move

The U.S. imposed visa restrictions on 75 relatives and associates tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, widening pressure on its support network.
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