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  • catrina-con-guardianPuerto Vallarta Unveils Monumental Xoloitzcuintle Sculpture in Day of the Dead Festivities Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — The Malecón of Puerto Vallarta burst into life with joy and color as Mayor Luis Munguía unveiled the "Spiritual Guardian of the Monumental Catrina," an event that attracted hundreds of residents and their beloved pets. The centerpiece of the celebration is a colossal figure of a Xoloitzcuintle dog, measuring 8 meters…
  • Puerto Vallarta Tops Beach Destinations for Day of the Dead FestivitiesPuerto Vallarta Tops Beach Destinations for Day of the Dead Festivities Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco—As the Day of the Dead festivities concluded, Puerto Vallarta emerged as one of Mexico's most popular tourist destinations for the celebration, according to the Federal Ministry of Tourism (Sectur). Among beach locales, it achieved the highest hotel occupancy rates during the festive period. From Friday, November 1 to Sunday, November 3, Puerto…
  • Sinkhole Opens on Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta HighwaySinkhole Opens on Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta Highway Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — A significant sinkhole has emerged in the Sierra Occidental region of Jalisco, posing a danger to motorists traveling on the Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta free federal highway. The sinkhole is located beneath the asphalt at kilometer 103 of Federal Highway 70, in the section corresponding to the municipality of Mascota. The cavity was…
  • puerto vallarta airportPuerto Vallarta Records Another Month of Decline in Passenger Arrivals In October 2024, Puerto Vallarta International Airport experienced a slight decline in passenger traffic, marking a 0.8% decrease compared to the same month last year. The airport welcomed 433,900 passengers, down from 437,300 in October 2023, according to data released by Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP). Despite the monthly dip, the airport has maintained a…
  • puerto vallarta lettersPuerto Vallarta Springs to Life with a Festive November Lineup As the gentle embrace of autumn settles over Puerto Vallarta, the city blossoms with a vibrant array of events that promise visitors an unforgettable experience. From culinary delights to athletic feats, cultural celebrations to art exhibitions, November in Puerto Vallarta is a tapestry of entertainment and tradition. A Grand Welcome by the Monumental Catrina Kicking…
  • Puerto Vallarta Shines with Four Wins at the 2024 Travvy AwardsPuerto Vallarta Shines with Four Wins at the 2024 Travvy Awards Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — The vibrant coastal city of Puerto Vallarta is celebrating a sweep of accolades after securing four prestigious awards at the 2024 Travvy Awards. The destination clinched one silver and three bronze awards across multiple categories, underscoring its position as a premier travel locale in Mexico and beyond. Presented annually by TravelPulse…
  • pesoMexican Peso Gains Slightly But Still Trading Above 20 Dollars At Start of the Week Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - At the start of today's session, the Mexican peso recovered part of the losses it suffered against the U.S. dollar last week. After closing on Friday at 20.26 pesos per dollar, the exchange rate improved to 20.11 pesos per dollar by 7:20 a.m. Mexico City time, marking an appreciation of 0.77%,…
  • Puerto-Vallarta-will-receive-18-cruise-ships-during-NovemberPuerto Vallarta Set to Welcome 18 Cruise Ships in November, Marking Start of High Season Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for a bustling month as it prepares to receive 18 cruise ships throughout November, according to the schedule released by the Administration of the Puerto Vallarta National Port System (Asipona). The arrivals kick off today, signaling the beginning of the high season for maritime visitors. Particularly busy days include November…
  • peso exchangeMexican Peso Opens Lower After a Day of Gains, Trading Above 20.00 Dollars The Mexican peso lost ground against the US dollar today, once again breaching the psychological barrier of 20.00 units per dollar. The depreciation comes amid a strengthening US dollar and renewed market uncertainty following the recent U.S. presidential election. As of 7:30 AM Mexico City time, the exchange rate rose to 20.02 pesos per dollar,…
  • puerto vallarta police bribeTourists Capture Puerto Vallarta Traffic Officer Requesting Bribe on Video Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — To the surprise of absolutely no one who has been stopped by police in Puerto Vallarta, a video recently recorded by tourists has surfaced, showing a traffic officer allegedly requesting a bribe to waive a supposed traffic fine. The incident has sparked widespread concern and debate over corruption within the city's…

Government and Politics in Mexico

Mexico's Politics: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities

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International Scrutiny as Mexico Invites Putin to Presidential Inauguration

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a diplomatic move that has raised eyebrows internationally, Mexico has...
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Donald Trump Proposes Aggressive Measures Against Mexican Drug Cartels, Including Bombing Mexico

In a recent interview with Fox News, former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald...
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OECD Report: Mexico Among Top Countries in Government Trust

Within the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Mexicans are among those who express...
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You Can´t Win an Election in Mexico Without Support From Cartels and Organized Crime

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a chilling reminder of the ongoing cartel violence in Mexico,...
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Puerto Vallarta Has Elected a New Mayor From the Green Ecologist Party, Luis Munguía

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco — In an unprecedented event in Mexico's political history, the Green Ecologist...
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Mexico Has Elected Its First Female President – INE Quick Count

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, the candidate from the Morena party, is set...
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Mexico Joins Case Against Israel Over Gaza Genocide Allegations

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Mexico has formally requested to join the ongoing case against Israel...
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Mexico on the Verge of Electing Its First Female President Amid Political Violence

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Mexicans will head to the polls on Sunday in a historic...
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Puerto Vallarta Business and Government Leaders Discuss Future of the City

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a significant gathering aimed at enhancing the urban landscape and...
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Mexico Poised to Elect Its First Female President Amidst Security Concerns

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Mexico Politics

The Complex Political Landscape of Mexico: Challenges and Opportunities

Mexico is a country with a rich and complex political history, and its government and political landscape has undergone significant changes in recent years. In 2018, Mexico held a presidential election that resulted in the election of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a left-wing politician and former mayor of Mexico City. Since taking office, López Obrador has implemented several major policy initiatives, including increasing social spending, launching an ambitious infrastructure plan, and cracking down on corruption.

However, López Obrador’s presidency has also been marked by controversy, particularly in relation to his approach to the media and civil society organizations. His administration has been accused of limiting freedom of speech and curtailing the independence of regulatory bodies, leading to concerns about the state of democracy in Mexico. Additionally, his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic has been criticized by some, with concerns raised about the government’s response and the impact on the country’s economy.

Mexico’s political system is characterized by a strong presidency and a multi-party system. The president serves a six-year term and has significant powers, including the ability to veto legislation and appoint key officials. The Mexican Congress is made up of two chambers – the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate – and is responsible for passing laws and overseeing the government’s activities. The country’s political parties include the ruling MORENA party, as well as several other major parties, including the National Action Party (PAN) and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).

In recent years, Mexico has faced significant challenges related to crime and violence, particularly in relation to drug trafficking and organized crime. The government has implemented various measures to address these issues, including increased security spending and efforts to disrupt drug cartels. However, these efforts have not always been successful, and Mexico continues to experience high levels of violence and crime.

In conclusion, Mexico’s government and political landscape is complex and has undergone significant changes in recent years. While the country has made progress in areas such as reducing poverty and increasing social spending, it continues to face significant challenges related to crime and violence, as well as concerns about the state of democracy and freedom of speech. The Mexican government and society will need to continue working together to address these issues and build a more stable and prosperous future for all citizens.