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Welcome to Western Mexico News, by Vallarta Daily, your central hub for the latest Western Mexico news, breaking Western Mexico headlines, and up-to-the-minute Western Mexico politics updates. We cover Sinaloa, Nayarit, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Colima—from coastal resorts to inland capitals—ensuring you’re always in the loop on government decisions, economic trends, and cultural events that shape life along Mexico’s Pacific coast.

state department warning terrorism

U.S. travel advisory update puts fresh spotlight on Sinaloa

Latest US Mexico travel advisory update keeps Mexico at Level 2 while Sinaloa remains do not travel, shaping tourism messaging and traveler decisions.
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state department warning terrorism

Travel advisory for Jalisco now warns of terrorism risk

The U.S. State Department has raised the stakes for travelers to Jalisco, adding “terrorism” to its list of risks alongside crime and kidnapping.
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Latin America’s top port

Sheinbaum says Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port

President Claudia Sheinbaum said Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port and launched works including the Tepalcates bridge.
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Guadalajara 2026 Diving World Cup

Guadalajara 2026 Diving World Cup set for March 5–8

Guadalajara 2026 Diving World Cup takes place March 5–8 at the CODE Metropolitan Aquatic Center in Zapopan.
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Federal forces nab “El Chendo,” linked to cartel armed wing

Federal forces nab “El Chendo,” linked to cartel armed wing

Federal forces in Sinaloa captured Jesús Miguel 'El Chendo' Avendaño, a top operative of the Avendaño Special Forces.
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Agave maximiliana conservation

Agave maximiliana the cultural and ecological heart of Jalisco’s raicilla tradition

Learn how Agave maximiliana, the heart of Jalisco’s raicilla, is being preserved through traditional and biotechnological methods.
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Jalisco Indigenous Languages

Jalisco hosts first State Meeting of Indigenous Languages and Literatures

Jalisco will hold its first State Meeting of Indigenous Languages and Literatures from August 13–15 to promote and preserve native languages.
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Rosario Indigenous certification

Historic Recognition: Four Rosario Communities Certified as Indigenous Peoples

On August 9, 2025, the communities of Maloya, Matatán, San Marcos Otatitán, and Santa María in Rosario, Sinaloa, received formal certification as Indigenous peoples.
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Pedestrian Bridge in Mazatlán Collapses

Pedestrian Bridge in Mazatlán Collapses Just 66 Days After Inauguration

A bridge in Arboledas INVIES, Mazatlán, showing structural failure just 66 days post-inauguration triggers criticism of municipal oversight.
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Turtle release San Blas

Turtle Release at Playa El Borrego Draws Families and Conservation-Minded Tourists

On August 10, 2025, hundreds gathered in San Blas for a sea turtle hatchling release at Playa El Borrego.
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Mexico City Guadalajara passenger train

Mexico City – Guadalajara passenger train moves forward

President Sheinbaum confirms the Mexico City Guadalajara passenger train will proceed as part of Mexico’s rail revival.
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Herencia que suena 2025

Herencia que suena 2025 celebrates National Traditional Mariachi Encounter in Jalisco

Jalisco opens the 2025 Herencia que suena call for the National Traditional Mariachi Encounter, preserving authentic mariachi.
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