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Puerto Vallarta Airport Lost Nearly 30% of International Passengers in July

Puerto Vallarta Airport handled 12.1% fewer passengers in July as international traffic fell nearly 30% despite a modest domestic increase.
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Vallarta’s El Salado Boat Tours Won’t Return in 2026

Boat tours at Puerto Vallarta’s Estero El Salado will remain suspended through 2026 while Jalisco repairs the park’s deteriorated boarding pier.
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The Man Behind Mexico Pride Finally Gets His Moment

Vallarta Pride honored Juan Jacobo Hernández Chávez, linking the 2026 parade to the 1978 and 1979 roots of Mexico’s LGBT movement.
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La Cruz de Huanacaxtle will celebrate its 2026 patron saint festival

La Cruz de Huanacaxtle will celebrate its 2026 patron saint festival

La Cruz de Huanacaxtle will celebrate its 2026 patron saint festival from April 24 to May 3 with music, dance, family events and local tradition.
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Pressure continues to shut down Punta de Mita development

Pressure continues to shut down Punta de Mita development

A dispute over construction at Playa Las Cocinas keeps growing as residents push for a shutdown over beach access and environmental risks.
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Free health fair expands access to care in Bucerías

Free health fair expands access to care in Bucerías

A free health fair in Bucerías brought doctors, vaccines, dentistry and rehab to residents, showing how local care is moving closer to neighborhoods.
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Cabo Corrientes wildfire scorches 3,000 hectares

Cabo Corrientes wildfire scorches 3,000 hectares

Officials say the Llano Grande wildfire in Cabo Corrientes burned about 3,000 hectares before crews extinguished it after a flare-up.
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TikTok job offer led Jalisco teens into alleged cartel trap

TikTok job offer led Jalisco teens into alleged cartel trap

Two teenagers in Jalisco were rescued after an alleged TikTok job offer, renewing concern over online recruitment by organized crime.
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Chiapas Still Trails Mexico on Gender Identity Rights

Chiapas Still Trails Mexico on Gender Identity Rights

Activists say Chiapas still lacks a simple legal path for gender identity changes, leaving residents behind much of Mexico.
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Jalisco waterway settlements heighten flood danger

Jalisco waterway settlements heighten flood danger

Conagua says illegal settlements along rivers and arroyos in Jalisco are worsening flood danger as officials struggle to reclaim federal zones.
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Baja California Sur nears top of basket price list

Profeco’s late-March comparison put Baja California Sur near the top of Mexico’s basic basket rankings, adding context to rising food costs.
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Quintana Roo Posts Mexico's Fastest Industrial Gain

Quintana Roo Posts Mexico’s Fastest Industrial Gain

INEGI says Quintana Roo posted Mexico’s biggest monthly industrial rise in December 2025, though the yearly comparison remained weak.
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