Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Tourists are Unwittingly the Largest Supporters of Mexican Drug Cartels

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a ten-year span, the intersection of Mexico's tourism and restaurant sectors with drug cartels has become increasingly pronounced. Under the auspices of the Kingpin Law established by the United States in 1999 to stifle transactions with drug traffickers worldwide, a concerning trend has emerged, as revealed by recent reports from the Treasury Department.

Read Full Story

Related Posts

Royal Caribbean Says Mahahual Project Still Has Life

Royal Caribbean says Mahahual project is “not dead” after federal setback

Royal Caribbean says it will reopen talks over Perfect Day México after Semarnat said the...
Zeus Turned Over After Mérida Dog Incident Dispute

Zeus Turned Over After Mérida Dog Incident Dispute

Zeus was taken by Mérida animal-welfare staff for evaluation after an alleged Mérida en Domingo...
Mérida Gas Station Pays Record Fine for Felled Trees

Mérida Gas Station Pays Record Fine for Felled Trees

Mérida fined a Cholul gas station company 586,000 pesos after seven maculís trees were cut,...
New Los Cabos wastewater plant to be built with federal funds

New Los Cabos wastewater plant to be built with federal funds

Conagua will handle a new Los Cabos wastewater plant with federal funds, with planning and...