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Protests clogged Medina Ascencio, two investigations shook the city, and water outages hit Ixtapa. Here’s Puerto Vallarta’s Tuesday roundup.

Relatives blocked Francisco Medina Ascencio in Puerto Vallarta, urging prosecutors to clarify the case and find the driver accused of drunk driving.

Jalisco prosecutors and forensics staff checked Ixtapa custody logs after two missing people were said to have been detained and released.

Puerto Vallarta hotels and airport are training staff and strengthening assistance so travelers with disabilities can visit with confidence.

Puerto Vallarta is considering Vallarta Playas Libres, a plan to map, sign, protect and restore free public beach access for all.

Puerto Vallarta’s council urged agencies to clarify Los Arcos’ status, reject privatization and speed up protected-area designation.

Puerto Vallarta is considering a 14 million peso first phase to modernize traffic signals at key intersections, starting on Avenida México.

A Vallarta-bound passenger bus left Highway 200 near Xalisco, Nayarit, and overturned early Sunday, injuring at least seven people.

A key stretch of Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón extension by Parque Hidalgo is still under construction, pushing deadlines and squeezing businesses.

After a Highway 200 blockade, Puerto Vallarta says no federal-zone permit exists near Los Arcos and will seek clarity with Semarnat.

A lifeguard at Camarones Beach used a rescue board to pull a swimmer out of a rip current, urging visitors to heed warning flags.

Puerto Vallarta edged to a new 2025 record with 6.265M visitors, steady occupancy, and higher airport and cruise traffic.

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