United States updates travel alert in Mexico: No warning for Puerto Vallarta

The US Department of State published the annual update to the Travel Alerts for Mexico on Thursday morning and classified parts of the country between level 2 and 4, recommending that people visiting Mexican territory be alert for the possibility of risks.

There are no restrictions or advisories issued for Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Chapala, or Ajijic in the State of Jalisco.

The US government asks its citizens to exercise caution in Mexico due to crime. They add that violent crime such as homicide, kidnapping, and robbery are widespread throughout the country.

The authorities added that some areas have more security . . .