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Puerto Vallarta’s longest-living woman dies at 106 years old

Mrs. María del Carmen Cortés Lugo was born in Las Peñas, on January 26, 1916, two years before the city was officially named Puerto Vallarta.

On Thursday night, Doña Carmen, the longest-living woman in the municipality, died at 106 years old.

She married Carlos Morett Rodríguez, with whom she had a son, together they ran their businesses: stationery, printing, and store, as well as being a housewife. Her family grew, and she has 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

She was a witness and part of the . . .

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