From today’s broadcast:
HEADLINES
Jalisco with the highest number of active Covid-19 cases ever, gets closer to the ‘Emergency Button’: (Vallarta Independiente)
Eight states in Mexico show a resurgence in Covid-19 cases; Jalisco not among them: (Excelsior)
Bars can open but locals cannot enjoy open spaces such as the Malecón or municipal track for exercise? (NoticiasPV)
Monterrey, coordinating with church authorities for a safe Virgin of Guadalupe celebration in December: (Excelsior)
How Southwest and Delta are working to reassure hesitant travelers (IN ENGLISH): (Yahoo)
Who was ‘El Padrino,’ Godfather to Drug Cartel? Mexico’s Defense Chief, U.S. says (IN ENGLISH): (Yahoo)
Local hotels hope that ‘El Buen Fin’ will bring much-needed economic relief: (Contralinea)
Tourism begins to return to Riviera Nayarit: (Vallarta Opina)
Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador continues to expect an apology from the Vatican: (Proceso)
Mismaloya residents and environmentalists question legality of building a breakwater in front of Los Arcos: (Vallarta Opina)
LEISURE
In case you are wondering, we’re having a heatwave: (Vallarta Opina)
People react adversely to the news anchor’s marriage proposal that was shared on social media last week: (Informador)
Teatrix, an Argentinean company that streams theatrical productions, is coming to Mexico: (Informador)
Explore Teatrix’s offerings on their website.
Nine things you can do at Oxxo you may not know about: (Excelsior)
El Salado Estuary is hoping more visitors will explore this local natural treasure: (Vallarta Opina)
Iguana mast in Mismaloya is restored: (NoticiasPV)
Save the date
Peace Animals will hold a neutering event November 4-7 at New Animal in 5 de Diciembre!
Get to know New Animal, a beautiful creative design and home decor shop in 5 de Diciembre, by liking their Facebook Page: (Facebook)
Get to know Mercurio Swim, Paul Crist’s line of swimwear for men made here in Puerto Vallarta, by liking their Facebook Page: (Facebook)
Meet Doña Manuelita, a 97 year-old Mexican woman, who got to see the ocean for the first time last week thanks to her great-grandchildren: (Excelsior)
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