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.
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Mexico’s security chief says four CJNG successor figures are under investigation, as officials stress restored roads and no sustained violence.

Harfuch outlines CJNG successor shortlist and next steps

Mexico’s security chief says four CJNG successor figures are under investigation, as officials stress restored roads and no sustained violence.
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Cabo San Lucas plans major overhaul of cultural pavilion

Cabo San Lucas plans major overhaul of cultural pavilion

Los Cabos says it will rehabilitate Cabo San Lucas’ Pabellón Cultural, reinforcing structure and preparing a phased reopening.
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What CJNG payroll sheets suggest about lookouts and gunmen

How CJNG payroll sheets could guide investigators in Jalisco

Seized Tapalpa sheets allegedly list CJNG pay and bribe labels. Here's how investigators verify records and build cases.
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World Aquatics cancels Jalisco Diving World Cup stop

World Aquatics cancels Jalisco Diving World Cup stop

World Aquatics canceled the March 5-8 Diving World Cup stop in Zapopan, citing embassy travel restrictions and security concerns after violence.
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Conagua targets illegal builds along Lake Chapala shore

Lake Chapala shoreline construction face tighter scrutiny

Conagua and Jalisco municipalities will jointly inspect federal shoreline zones at Lake Chapala, boosting checks and possible removals.
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Why Mexico has only 25 accredited rare-disease hospitals

Why Mexico has only 25 accredited rare-disease hospitals

Only 25 public hospitals in 16 states are accredited for certain rare-disease care, forcing long referrals, delays, and unequal access.
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11 municipal police moved accused of aiding CJNG

11 municipal police moved accused of aiding CJNG

11 Ecuandureo municipal police accused of aiding CJNG were moved to Charo’s high-security prison before a court hearing.
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Mexico labor poverty falls to record low, INEGI data shows

Mexico labor poverty falls to record low, INEGI data shows

INEGI reports labor poverty fell to 32.3% in late 2025, supported by higher real labor income and the biggest drops in industrial states.
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San Miguel declares three new civic holidays for 2026

New San Miguel civic holidays and what closes in 2026

San Miguel de Allende approved three new local civic holidays for 2026. Here’s what they are and how they may affect services and schools.
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Businesses press Los Cabos to curb unpermitted vending

Los Cabos business group urges plan to curb beach vending

Los Cabos business leaders want a coordinated plan with port and federal-zone authorities to manage informal vendors before Spring Break crowds.
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Los Cabos Red Cross sets 3 million peso goal for 2026

Los Cabos businesses rally behind Red Cross 2026 drive

Los Cabos Red Cross seeks 3M pesos in 2026, urging businesses and residents to fund ambulance upgrades and faster response.
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Trump’s 10% global tariff starts, USMCA exempts Mexico

Trump’s 10% global tariff starts, USMCA exempts Mexico

U.S. starts a 10% global import duty for 150 days. Mexico’s USMCA/T-MEC goods are exempt, but non-qualifying items still pay.
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