The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As is often the case in provincial Mexican towns, plans for grand events are routinely crushed when the realities of economics, logistics and infrastructure are taken into consideration.
A slew of dignitaries will descend on Barra de Navidad next weekend, as the Jalisco coastal town hosts the 450th anniversary of the start of the expedition Mexico-Philippines.
Authorities closed all of the beaches in Puerto Vallarta Wednesday after Hurricane Marie generated waves of up to eight meters high on Tuesday evening.
The body of a 57-year-old U.S. citizen has been found outside his home in Puerto Vallarta’s Colonia El Cerro.
Business owners on Puerto Vallarta’s revamped, pedestrian-only malecon are pleading with the state and city governments to allow traffic back on to the street adjoining the port’s boardwalk at certain times.
Patricia Moss, a well-known businessperson in Cruz de Huanacaxtle, took photographs of UFOs framed by palm trees in the early morning sky around Bucerias on Friday, September 19, at around 7:25 a.m.
The coastal municipality of Cihuatlán hopes to become the first in the state to develop one of its beaches as “disabled and senior citizen inclusive.”
Although Monday is officially a school day, many Tapatios are planning to take advantage of the federal holiday Tuesday, September 16 by heading to the beach this weekend.
Anyone who has driven along Jalisco’s coastal Highway 200 between Puerto Vallarta and Barra de Navidad will be aware that the 224-kilometer trip can turn into a windy, tortuous slog – especially if one gets stuck behind slow-moving traffic on the two-lane road..
