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Punta Paraíso shifted again on November 2 as erosion worsened in San Pancho. Officials approved demolition steps, but the tower remains standing.

Nayarit’s governor says Punta Paraíso demolition will start this week in San Pancho, but removing the damaged towers could take three months.

Plan Día de Muertos in five Bahía de Banderas towns from October 29 to November 2, with Sayulita surf dates and cultural event details.

A reported federal resolution gives Punta Paraíso demolition one year, but the start date and full beach-protection plan remain unclear.

BON’s October 24 opening is limited to VidantaWorld guests. Check announced hours, attractions, ticket rules, and plans for public access.

A partial collapse was reported at Punta Paraíso in San Pancho after its evacuation. Injury and beach access details remain unconfirmed.

Bahía officials face council questions October 23 over sewage, water supply, and flooding in San Vicente, El Porvenir, and San José del Valle.

A report alleges pressure over Riviera Nayarit land transfers. Named notary cases and a Guayabitos ruling show what remains disputed.

Bahía de Banderas closed unlicensed businesses on Sayulita’s beachfront, while separate federal beach-occupation cases continue.

Lifeguards are covering Sayulita’s October 16–18 surf contest as Trudy raises questions about beach conditions and the weekend schedule.

Nayarit’s investment forum opens October 15 at Vidanta. The agenda features tourism and industry projects, with funding and local jobs in focus.

A federal court upheld demolition of two Punta Paraíso towers in San Pancho, days after dangerous surf forced the evacuation of 13 tourists.

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