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Puerto Vallarta spent $2 million pesos to build a cable car that never happened

With the idea of promoting tourism, the Puerto Vallarta City Council invested more than $2 million pesos in a project that would lead to the construction of a cable car, but the work did not materialize.

The cable car, announced on May 5, 2019, by then Mayor Arturo Dávalos, intended to connect the Vallarta Malecón, at the Hotel Rosita, with the Cerro de la Cruz viewpoint.

The City Council's expectation was that the project could be executed with public and private investment, but to determine if the construction was viable, the Government . . .

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