Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

‘Dry Law’ will not be applied in Puerto Vallarta for Election Day

The municipal government of Puerto Vallarta announced that this weekend, in which elections will be held, it will not implement the prohibition for the sale of alcoholic beverages or 'Dry Law', which is commonly enacted around Mexico on election days.

At a meeting of the Secretary-General of the City Council, Francisco Vallejo Corona; the municipal trustee, Eduardo Martínez Martínez; the head of Inspection and Regulations, José Juan Velázquez Hernández and the Deputy Director of Padrón and Licenses, Luis Manuel Ochoa Tello . . .

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