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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Mexican peso holds steady as inflation ticks higher

The peso closed near 17.48 per dollar, steady under 17.50, as hotter Mexico inflation and a softer greenback steadied markets.
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Playa del Carmen pivots to conscious sustainable tourism

Playa del Carmen pivots to conscious sustainable tourism

Tourism chief Estefanía Hernández says Playa del Carmen is pivoting to sustainability, inclusion and local identity, using FITUR to open markets.
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San Miguel de Allende marks Ignacio Allende birthday

San Miguel de Allende marks Ignacio Allende birthday

A civic-military ceremony, procession to Casa de Allende, and downtown parade marked Ignacio Allende’s birthday in San Miguel de Allende.
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Empty the Tanks targets Cabo Dolphin under Ley Mincho

‘Empty the Tanks’ targets Cabo Dolphin under Ley Mincho

Empty the Tanks says it asked PROFEPA to investigate Cabo Dolphin in Los Cabos over tourist interactions barred by Ley Mincho.
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Cancún at FITUR pushes the All You Cancún campaign

Cancún at FITUR pushes the All You Cancún campaign

At FITUR 2026, Cancún unveiled “All You Cancún,” positioning the destination beyond beaches with sports, gastronomy, culture, health and adventure.
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Veracruz Carnival’s Beating Heart Lies in Its Masks

Veracruz Carnival’s Beating Heart Lies in Its Masks

Iconic masks bring anonymity, satire, and collective joy to Veracruz’s Carnival. In 2026, new workshops and events help revive this tradition.
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Guelaguetza 2026 reveals official Sinfonía de colores

Guelaguetza 2026 reveals official Sinfonía de colores

“Sinfonía de colores” is Guelaguetza’s 2026 official image, a vivid oil painting that threads Oaxaca’s eight regions into one dance.
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US military aircraft in Toluca sparks sovereignty debate

Sheinbaum Revises Training Flights After US Plane Uproar

After a U.S. military plane’s landing sparked controversy, Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexicans training in the U.S. will now travel on Mexican aircraft.
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Mexico’s Salsa Map Beyond Heat and Personal Identity

Mexican salsa is technique, texture, and region. Roasting, grinding, and chiles turn a simple sauce into identity at home and on the street.
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NGOs Applaud Halt to Manzanillo Port Expansion Plan

NGOs Applaud Halt to Manzanillo Port Expansion Plan

Semarnat halts Manzanillo port expansion, drawing praise from NGOs who urge permanent cancellation and stronger wetland protections.
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Mariachi Day celebrates Mexico’s musical identity worldwide

Mariachi Day celebrates Mexico’s musical identity worldwide

Mariachi Day on January 21 honors the music from Jalisco that became a global symbol of Mexican identity and earned UNESCO heritage status.
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San Miguel de Allende gun attack leaves three dead

San Miguel de Allende gun attack leaves three dead

Three men were killed and one person wounded in a Tuesday attack on Santa Fe Street in San Miguel de Allende as investigators pursue leads.
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