Mexico and Jamaica together in the 201 International Reggae Fest Riviera Nayarit
May 14, 2019Vallarta Daily NewsArts & Culture, Local Entertainment
The International Reggae Fest – Riviera Nayarit 2019 has arrived in San Pancho, Nayarit. This Cultural, Artistic, and Musical event will join two nations—Jamaica and Mexico—to share the best of two cultures. The festival will take place May 17-19, 2019 in the coastal town known as "The Cultural Capital of the Riviera Nayarit" in tribute...
Kick-off of the 19th San Pancho Music Festival
February 22, 2019Vallarta Daily NewsPuerto Vallarta News
San Pancho, the Cultural Capital of the Riviera Nayarit, is preparing for a weekend of pure entertainment with the 19th Music Festival, a vibrant and eclectic expression of the performing arts to be held February 22-24 in one of Mexico's most beautiful areas. What began as a meeting among friends in the back yard of...
Mexican Church suspended 152 priests across 9 years for alleged abuse
February 12, 2019ReutersMexico News
At least 152 Catholic priests in Mexico have been suspended in the past nine years for sexual abuse against minors, Mexico's Archbishop for Monterrey said, prompting a lawyer for alleged victims of abuse to question on Monday the Church's sincerity. "Some delinquent priests are in prison, others have been suspended from their ministries. In the...
Pope says fear of migration makes us crazy
January 24, 2019Associated PressInternational
Pope Francis said Wednesday that fear of migration is "making us crazy" as he began a trip to Central America amid a standoff over President Donald Trump's promised wall at the U.S.-Mexico border and a new caravan of migrants heading north. Francis was asked by reporters about the proposed border wall Wednesday on the way...
Many Latin American governments support Venezuela's Guaido
January 24, 2019Associated PressLatin America
Numerous governments in the Western Hemisphere quickly recognized Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the interim president of his crisis-torn country Wednesday. The United States and all but one member of the Lima Group of regional nations threw their support behind Guaido after he declared himself interim president in a defiant speech before masses of...
Raicilla will receive Designation of Origin in Jalisco
November 20, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsFoodies, Jalisco
Producers of raicilla, brandy made 100 percent of agave, seeks the Designation of Origin of this traditional drink of Jalisco and foresees the recognition being issued by February. At a press conference, the president of the Mexican Council Promoter of the Raicilla (CMPR), Alfredo Cachua reported that they are about to get the certification with...
Four places in Puerto Vallarta where you will want to grab a taco
November 9, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsFoodies
Convinced that in coastal destinations you can not only enjoy good seafood, but a great Mexican taco as well, I decided to start a taco tour in search of the best tacos in Puerto Vallarta. The gastronomic proposal in Vallarta is as immense as its seas, and the tacos occupy a very important place among the foods that...
Exciting new changes at the Boutique Theatre in Puerto Vallarta
October 23, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsArts & Culture, Local Entertainment
The Boutique Community Theatre is humming with anticipation for its lineup this season, according to Ken and Karrie Sebryk, the Boutique's founding directors. "We welcome our old friends, and are embracing many, many new faces you will see and hear in the coming months," said Karrie Sebryk, M.A. The Boutique will feature one major new...
Mexico generates more trash than any other Latin American country
October 14, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsMexico News
According to a World Bank report, Mexico is the country that generates the most garbage in Latin America. In an analysis of the impact that waste will have on each region in the future, the agency warned that countries such as Sub-Saharan Africa or South Asia, whose waste will triple in a few years, will...
Argentina bets 60 percent interest rates will revive its economy
October 13, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsLatin America
An economy in recession. Pesos fleeing the country. The worst drought in decades. The world's highest interest rates. The biggest bailout in the history of the International Monetary Fund. Sound scary? For Argentina, it's more of the same, as it has suffered through many economic crises in recent decades. And pretty much every time, the...
'Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat' Recap: Samin Heads to Mexico for a Study in Citrus
October 12, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsArts & Culture, Content curation, Foodies
In the third episode of Samin Nosrat 's new Netflix series Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat , the chef and author heads down to the Yucatán region of Mexico to learn about how to harness the power of acid. Early in the episode, Nosrat notes that acid "does the absolutely necessary job of balancing flavors, which...
Happy birthday internet! The first connection in Mexico was October 12, 1988
October 11, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsBusiness and Economy, Mexico News
Ramiro Flores, Daniel Trujillo, David Treviño and Hugo Garcia never imagined the impact they would have on the development of Mexico and Latin America. They were near graduated from the Tecnológico de Monterrey when they had the opportunity to "experiment" with a new technology that until then had little exploration. The young engineers formed the...
Roster: U.S. U-17 boys to face Argentina, Mexico and Chile
September 28, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsContent curation
The USA is competing at the 2018 U-17 Four Nations Tournament in Mexico City, where the Shaun Tsakiris -coached squad will face the host, Argentina and Chile. Tsakiris, the U.S. U-16 boys head coach, in charge in the wake of John Hackworth having left U.S. Soccer in August for the USL's Louisville City FC, picked...
U-17 MNT to Face Mexico, Argentina and Chile in Four Nations Tournament
CHICAGO (Sept. 28, 2018) – The U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team will travel to Mexico City from Sept. 30-Oct. 8 to compete in the 2018 Four Nations Tournament. The USA will face Argentina on Oct. 4, Mexico the following day and conclude the competiton against Chile on Oct. 7. U.S. U-16 Boys' National Team head...
Mexican helps to fight hunger in Africa with the cactus
September 11, 2018Vallarta Daily NewsFoodies
When Mexican researcher Jesús Fuentes Rodríguez arrived in Eritrea, Africa; the authorities told him not to go out at night, not to walk alone and not to carry jewelry, cameras or credit cards. "They even gave me a guard that was very uncomfortable," he recalls. The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea was over but armed people...
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