The Jalisco Department of the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) today reported that 25 businesses in Puerto Vallarta have been suspended for failing to comply with consumer laws.
In a statement the delegate of the state's PROFECO, Gabriela Vazquez Flores, said the unit started operating in order to verify good business practices and prevent consumers from being abused by businesses in the tourism sector over the holidays.
"At the moment we have performed 50 visits to travel agencies, hotels, timeshares, airlines, trucking lines, restaurants, bars, car rental companies, cinemas, supermarkets and clothing retailers, of which 25 were suspended for . . .
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