Author: Paco Ojeda

Happy Monday! AMLO oversees progress in the Maya Train project. Tropical storm Kay is keeping us wet and there is more to come. Can you guess the increase in vehicles in the state of Jalisco in the last two decades? PLUS, we went up high into the Jalisco mountains and discovered a magical place.

We share a few takeaways from AMLO’s State of the Union Address. Tropical storm Javier will bring rain this weekend. Local hotels expect high occupancy on Independence Day weekend. Good news from Cinepolis. PLUS, Artemis is going at it again.

Ticket prices for city buses will not increase in two years. A new tropical depression is raising eyebrows. The word of the day is: chocolate. Hotels begin annual maintenance projects. PLUS, reminders for some weekend events you may wish to attend.

We have more on the AC city bus ordinance. Updates on current sanitary guidelines for our state. Puerto Vallarta airport eliminates immigration paperwork. The latest on the Coahuila miners. PLUS, guess who they want to name as Puerto Vallarta ‘ambassador.’

The case against an InDriver rep in Puerto Vallarta continues. It’s been a year since Nora and there is still work to be done. Mexico’s endangered axolotl is featured unexpectedly. Where do you draw the line with Mexican food variants? PLUS, it’s Wednesday and we walk Basilio Badillo and Insurgentes.

We take a closer look at the new airport terminal. Who wouldn’t want to enroll in a free Spanish class? AMLO is really going after daylight savings. Meet #LadyDEA (she’s evil!). PLUS, by request, a show-and-tell of Hecho a Mano’s bazaar from this past Sunday.