Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta Mayor Weighs In on Foreigner Filing Legal Action Against Restaurant: Everyone Must Respect Anti-Noise Law

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Last Saturday, the Gaby restaurant in Puerto Vallarta saw a surge of support from local residents as they rallied against a lawsuit filed by foreign neighbors over the playing of Mexican music. Despite the outpouring of solidarity, interim mayor Francisco José Martínez Gil emphasized the need for all commercial establishments to adhere to the city's "anti-noise law."

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