Mexico Politics and Government News

Puerto Vallarta is negotiating how to pay more than 240 million pesos after ending its trash concession with Red Ambiental early.

Puerto Vallarta retakes trash collection as Semana Santa begins, raising concern over service gaps, tourism pressure, and the city’s plan.

Puerto Vallarta faces a waste crisis as Red Ambiental halts garbage pickup over a 110 million peso debt. The city struggles to manage trash pileups.

Cuba and Mexico are searching for two aid sailboats that vanished en route to Havana, deepening concern around a high-profile relief mission.

Puerto Vallarta approved a new municipal animal shelter and upgrades to its control center, a phased project tied to public health and adoptions.

Puerto Vallarta says City Hall will run garbage collection from April 1 after months of disputes with Red Ambiental and new budget shifts.

V-Dem’s 2026 report says Mexico now sits on the line between electoral democracy and autocracy as checks on power weaken.

Puerto Vallarta is pairing neighborhood space recovery with flood-mitigation works in Las Juntas before the 2026 rainy season.

Puerto Vallarta and Seapal seek about 325 million pesos in new credit while the city also moves to refinance 312.5 million pesos in debt.

A 72-hour CNTE strike is hitting Mexico City streets and testing Sheinbaum’s response to a pension conflict still unresolved.

Mexico’s disarmament campaign is drawing attention not only for weapons turned in, but for its effort to steer children away from gun culture.

An explainer on Mexico’s electoral reform, focused on cartel leverage, campaign money, and whether the new rules can rebuild trust.

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