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The latest news and entertainment from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Local, National, and International News for expats living in Mexico.

Mexico reaches compensation deal for victims of 2015 Egypt bombing

Mexicans who lost relatives or were wounded in an aerial bombing in Egypt last year have reached a compensation agreement with the Egyptian Travel Agents...
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Living the dream as a Stormtrooper in Mexico

Bo Johnson never thought the latest installment in the Star Wars saga, "The Force Awakens," would change his life but thanks to his resemblance to...
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Mexico scrambles to cut spending under shadow of credit downgrades

Weak growth, low oil prices and difficulties in making promised spending cuts all threaten Mexico's push for a budget surplus next year as credit rating...
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People across Mexico protest against gay marriage

Tens of thousands of people across Mexico marched on Saturday to protest against gay marriage, challenging President Enrique Pena Nieto's proposal to recognize same-sex marriage...
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299 vulnerable children in Puerto Vallarta receive scholarships

Jalisco is doing better because the bet on education, innovation, sports and culture, is paying off, said the State Governor, Aristotle Sandoval. The Governor delivered...
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Experience the country’s rich cultural heritage in Puerto Vallarta

The city hosts multiple celebrations focusing on religion, gastronomy, history and nature from the months of September and into the New Year, proudly celebrates Mexican...
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Puerto Vallarta reports state’s third case of Zika found in pregnant woman

Puerto Vallarta has reported Jalisco's third case of Zika in a pregnant woman, this is the eleventh case of the virus found in the state...
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Suspected gang members shot down a helicopter in a clash with police

Suspected gang members shot down a helicopter in a clash with police in restive western Mexico on Tuesday, killing four people, the governor of the...
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The US Coast Guard Cutter CGC SHERMAN on her visit to Puerto Vallarta

This is the second visit of this Coast Guard Cutter to Puerto Vallarta. The Sherman is now based out of Honolulu Hawaii but is on...
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La Region Salvaje

La Region Salvaje uses fantasy creature to explore how we relate to sex

Director Amat Escalante uses a fantasy creature to explore the sometimes ambiguous relationship people have with sex in his film "La Region Salvaje" (The Untamed),...
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Hurricane Newton slams into Los Cabos resorts as Category One

Hurricane Newton slammed into the twin resorts of Los Cabos on the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula Tuesday morning, knocking out power in...
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Tropical Storm Newton

Mexico issues warnings for Tropical Storm Newton on Pacific Coast

Newly formed Tropical Storm Newton drenched parts of western Mexico on Monday as it headed north toward the Baja California peninsula. Newton was centered about...
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Dogs use same parts of brain to process speech as humans

"Super, well done," her trainer says, and Maya, a Hungarian golden retriever, happily holds up her left paw, responding to the praise. Maya works with...
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Mother Teresa declared saint, significant events in her life

With Sunday's canonization of Mother Teresa, Pope Francis honored the tiny nun who cared for the "poorest of the poor" as the epitome of his...
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Shootouts in Mexico border city of Nuevo Laredo leave 11 dead

Two highway shootouts between soldiers and suspected drug gang members in a northern border city resulted in 11 dead Saturday, including a bystander caught in...
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Mexican senator to propose anti-Trump expropriation law

A Mexican senator is proposing legislation to empower the government to retaliate if a U.S. administration led by Donald Trump inflicts expropriations or economic losses...
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Latin American women were champions for Women’s Rights

Eleanor Roosevelt gets the credit for championing women's rights at the United Nations but two researchers have found that the real heroines responsible for getting...
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At least eight oil companies to bid in Mexico Trion tender

At least eight large oil companies will participate in Mexico's tender to partner with state oil company Pemex to develop the deep-water Trion field in...
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3rd National Guayabitos Beach Volleyball Tournament

The Riviera Nayarit is ready to welcome the 3rd National Guayabitos Beach Volleyball Tournament on Saturday September 10 and Sunday September 11, 2016, an event...
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Profepa ousts unlicensed vendors from Los Muertos Beach

In order to ensure free access and transit on the beaches in Puerto Vallarta, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) conducted an inspection and...
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