Author: Paco Ojeda

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 7, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 7, 2025

    Tropical storm Ivo is bringing much-needed rain to Puerto Vallarta. Governor Lemus provides a home in Mascota for raicilla producers. Mexico welcomes the first openly gay legistator in a state congress. PLUS: Vallarta Abuelos could use your help and Ann Marie Weiss steps onto The Spotlight to show us the way.

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 6, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 6, 2025

    An untimely update on the Marina Vallarta bus. Mayor Munguía acknowledges trash collection problems. President Sheinbaum meets with Canadian dignataries to strengthen ties. PLUS: If you like exotic plants, you may want to hear about a special plant sale.

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 5, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 5, 2025

    Another day of not very interesting news is perfect to recap my walking adventure from yesterday! There is a new writers’ group in Puerto Vallarta you may want to know about. PLUS: If you enjoyed learning the Spanish word ‘convivir,’ I have another wholesome treat for you!

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 4, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 4, 2025

    The parking meter debate begins in Puerto Vallarta, and it isn’t pretty. Mayor Munguía inaugurates new paved road to El Jorullo. Less US tourism in Mexico affects Puerto Vallarta. PLUS: Selena Luna steps onto The Spotlight to share details about the upcoming Motown show she’s producing.

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 2, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 2, 2025

    As promised and requested, today’s broadcast is all about my personal insights—those of a Mexican national with two decades of experience living as an immigrant north of the border—on how to become a more responsible immigrant in Puerto Vallarta.

  • Coffee & Headlines • August 1, 2025

    Coffee & Headlines • August 1, 2025

    An update on the new buses promised by Governor Lemus. Construction of the Amado Nervo Bridge actually begins and I have some details. The idea of parking meters is moving forward. Security is increased along the Pitillal Riverside Path. PLUS: The 41th Military Zone opens to the public on Sunday!