Surprise! Today’s broadcast is pre-recorded as we’ve enrolled in a crash course to learn how to walk gracefully in high heels. Meanwhile, discover Mexican pink, a few choice Náhuatl words, the origin of the Papantla flyers and a lovely version of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine.’ Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 9, 2021
The city workers union is determined to have their own land to throw their parties. Another croc gets relocated. Improvements and repairs continue throughout the city. Fluvial neighbors get ugly about a new access road. PLUS, it’s Friday and we explore Paso Ancho. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 8, 2021
We have a follow-up on City Hall’s finances—or lack of thereof. Another croc snags another tourist. What happens in Mexico when you report a crime? PLUS important Covid-19 related news nobody wants to hear, but… Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 7, 2021
We have a new municipal administration. But where is the money? We take a look at how the new administration is reporting the news. Covid-19 cases detected in schools are decreasing. Movimiento Ciudadano proposes facemask law. PLUS, a sweet treat from Carnegie Hall. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 6, 2021
Well, it’s Tuesday, so we hope our favorite social network will not have a tantrum today! Instant soups are recalled from Mexican supermarkets. Jalisco receives more Covid-19 vaccines. Uber drivers get social security. PLUS, we pick up where we left up yesterday. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 5, 2021
Local government goes on a cleaning frenzy, addresses prostitution in 5 de Diciembre. Cruise tourism continues to increase. PLUS, we went to The Palm to see a show and we have a report. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 4, 2021
The national Covid-19 stoplight indicator has been updated. Covid-19 vaccination registration for minors with pre-existing conditions begins. Maruchan soup, you’re dismissed! PLUS, we get to domesticate a wild thing during the broadcast! Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 2, 2021
More news outlets confirm changes in sanitary guidelines for bars and restaurants. The new Puerto Vallarta welcome letters are inaugurated. New Puerto Vallarta Mayor Luis Alberto Michel takes office. We have more dish about the bus drivers for you. PLUS it’s Friday and we take a close look at the history of Marina Vallarta. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • October 1, 2021
The new mayor swearing-in ceremony takes place today. Students in Bahía de Banderas return to school on Monday. Construction of new Río Cuale bridge begins. PLUS, how’s your relationship with the supermarket salsa aisle? Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 30, 2021
Disgruntled city bus drivers engage in dialogue with the state’s Secretary of Transportation. Women advocate for gender parity in entering municipal administrations. Can you guess how many turtle hatchlings have been returned to sea? PLUS, an international film festival is coming. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 29, 2021
Bus driver manifestation brings chaos to Medina Ascencio Ave. The conversation about Covid-19 vaccines for minors gets louder. We take our first look at the new Puerto Vallarta welcome letters. PLUS, in Taco Tuesday we take a close look at a local tacos de canasta eatery. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 28, 2021
Happy Monday! SEAPAL begins reconstruction of facilities damaged by Hurricane Nora. Jalisco welcomes 700,000 Covid-19 vaccines from the Federation. New coins commemorating Mexico’s independence are issued. Continue reading Coffee & Headlines • September 27, 2021
