Third gentrification march in Mexico City today Groups and residents join the third gentrification march Mexico City on July 26, from Hemiciclo a Benito Juárez to the U.S. Embassy along Paseo de la Reforma.
Malecón Sales Slump Worries Puerto Vallarta Merchants Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón merchants face a Malecón sales slump as summer tourists hold back, even with hotel occupancy set to reach 75–80 percent on weekends.
American Tourist Found Dead at Puerto Vallarta Waterfall American found dead at Puerto Vallarta waterfall after disappearing near El Salto. Search teams recovered his body the next day following a challenging rescue mission.
Puerto Vallarta Shaken by Second Earthquake in 24 Hours as Jalisco Records Series of Tremors Puerto Vallarta earthquake registered Monday morning as the second tremor in 24 hours. Jalisco Civil Protection reports eight quakes across the state with no damage.
Guanajuato Hotels Face Economic Crisis as Closures Mount Eight hotels have shuttered in Guanajuato’s capital amid low occupancy and rising costs, prompting lawmakers to seek urgent reforms to revive the tourism industry.
Puerto Vallarta Safety Returns to Top Five Cities Puerto Vallarta safety rose back into the top five safest cities in Mexico with a 27.3% perceived insecurity rate in June 2025, rebounding from earlier declines.
Gentrification and Retirement in Mexico: Are Foreigners Part of the Problem? Are foreign retirees fueling gentrification in Mexico? Explore the real estate impact, displacement, and cultural tensions in CDMX, Vallarta, and San Miguel.
Aguascalientes authorities dismantle organized crime camp in Rincón de Romos Security forces in Aguascalientes dismantled an organized crime camp in Rincón de Romos, arresting 18 suspects and seizing weapons and tactical gear.
Cablebús Line 4 in Mexico City will be the world’s longest urban cable car Cablebús Line 4 in Mexico City will be the world’s longest urban cable car at 11.4 km, connecting 39 neighborhoods and cutting commute times by nearly half.
Cartel Violence Shocks Aguascalientes After Gang Crackdown Security forces patrol in Aguascalientes after a surge of cartel-related violence, including roadblocks and arson, gripped the normally calm state.