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Business sector warns garbage dispute could hurt Puerto Vallarta’s image

Business leaders warn Puerto Vallarta’s garbage dispute could damage the city’s image, unsettle investors, and keep collection problems in view.
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Mexico’s lower house backs National Xoloitzcuintle Day

Mexico’s lower house backs National Xoloitzcuintle Day

Mexico’s lower house approved October 27 as National Xoloitzcuintle Day, recognizing the breed’s cultural role and sending the measure to the Senate.
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Mexico and US Set New T-MEC Talks in Mexico City

Mexico and US Set New T-MEC Talks in Mexico City

Mexico and the U.S. will hold the next T-MEC pre-review talks on April 19 and 20 in Mexico City, with rules of origin and supply...
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Puerto Vallarta Adds Trucks as Garbage Shift Continues

Puerto Vallarta Adds Trucks as Garbage Shift Continues

Puerto Vallarta added four garbage trucks with Zofemat funds as it works to stabilize collection after ending the Red Ambiental deal.
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Los Cabos begins 27 beach audits after high season

Los Cabos begins 27 beach audits after high season

Los Cabos has started semestral audits at 27 beaches to review water quality, certifications, cleanup programs, and coastal ecosystem conditions.
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Puerto Vallarta garbage issues drag on after takeover

Puerto Vallarta garbage issues drag on after takeover

Puerto Vallarta still faces missed trash pickups after taking over collection, with Ixtapa among the hardest-hit areas now.
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Los Cabos Coastal Projects Face Tighter Federal Checks

Los Cabos Coastal Projects Face Tighter Federal Checks

Profepa says Los Cabos is a priority for coastal inspections as tourism projects expand and officials focus on permits, compliance, and beach access.
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Mexico will detail disappearances plan to UN chief

Mexico will detail disappearances plan to UN chief

Mexico says it will brief UN rights chief Volker Türk on disappearances as pressure grows over the scale of the crisis and demands for results.
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Sheinbaum Defends USMCA as Inflation Pressures Rise

Sheinbaum Defends USMCA as Inflation Pressures Rise

Sheinbaum acknowledged rising produce prices, pushed a broader anti-inflation response, and argued Mexico still benefits from keeping the USMCA intact.
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Chapala builds closer ties with U.S. consulate

Chapala builds closer ties with U.S. consulate

A meeting between Chapala’s mayor and the U.S. consul general points to closer cooperation in a region shaped by tourism and foreign residents.
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Quintana Roo revives responsible pet ownership bill

Quintana Roo revives responsible pet ownership bill

Quintana Roo lawmakers revived a responsible pet ownership bill that would expand municipal duties, clinics and animal care rules.
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Jalisco Governor heads to Vallarta for Mismaloya pier opening

Jalisco Governor heads to Vallarta for Mismaloya pier opening

Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus is set to inaugurate Puerto Vallarta’s Mismaloya pier, a key project for the city’s southern tourism zone.
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