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Thanks to a generous donation from a friend, by making a $10 USD donation to the Banderas Bay Women's Shelter, you could win a 7 day/6 night vacation in a luxurious 2 bedroom beachfront condo in the beautiful Bay View Grand located in Marina Vallarta.
International Residential Tourism Event in Los Cabos John K. Glaab
AMPI, the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals, has announced a major international residential tourism event to be held June 7th, 8th, and 9th at the Los Cabos Hilton Hotel, with the National Association of Realtors as a strategic partner.
Surf Fishing Tournament Returns to Riviera Nayarit Riviera Nayarit CVB
The Tepic Surf Fishing Club is inviting all surf fishing aficionados to participate in the fourth edition of their annual Surf Fishing Tournament, which is scheduled to take place in Chacala, Nayarit on March 16th and 17th.
Walk Over a Bridge for International Women's Day Independent.co.uk
This year marks the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, a global day celebrating the economic, political, and social achievements of women past, present, and future. Women for Women International is organizing bridge walks around the world to raise awareness.
Democrats Abroad Tuesday Films Presents 'In Darkness' David Kamp and Judy Snow
As part of their Every Tuesday Movie Night film series, the Costa Banderas Chapter of Democrats Abroad will present 2012's 'In Darkness' on March 12th, at 7 pm at the Paradise Community Center in Puerto Vallarta. Come early and enjoy the food vendors at the Center.
Mexican Church-State History Lecture Series at the IFC Janie Albright Blank
Writer and historian Dan Grippo will be presenting a new lecture/reading series, 'Mexican Church-State History,' at Puerto Vallarta's International Friendship Club on March 8th, 15th and 22nd, from 10:30 am to 12 noon. This will be the last series he offers this year, so don't miss it!
Dad Says Mistakes Caused $22k Phone Bill in Mexico Big News Network
A Canadian man said he was billed nearly $22,000 for data amassed by his 11-year-old son on a phone during a trip to Mexico, but he'll only have to pay $500. His son ended up confined to the family's hotel room with a bad sunburn, so he passed the time on his father's phone.
Vallarta Gay Business Working Group's First Forum BanderasNews.com
Puerto Vallarta gay business owners and representatives of businesses that cater to the LGBT community held their first forum on Monday, March 6th. Their collective goal is to increase the city's share of Mexico's estimated $5.6 billion dollar GLBT tourism sector.
The Joy of Locking Eyes With a Great White Shark Telegraph.com
Ocean Ramsey, a shark conservationist based in Oahu, Hawaii has swam with great white sharks in the waters of Baja, Mexico. She believes a hands-on approach with her subject is necessary to convince people that sharks are not the vicious creatures portrayed in films.
Thousands of Supplements Promising False Cures Seized Hispanically Speaking News
Health officials in Mexico have seized hundreds of thousands of natural food supplements that made false claims about their effectiveness in curing cancer, diabetes, obesity, and other diseases, the Federal Comission for Health Risks Oversight, or Cofepris announced.
PVRPV Celebrates 8th Year in Puerto Vallarta PVRPV.com
Tim Longpré and his incredible PVRPV staff are celebrating the start of their 8th year of doing business in Vallarta. In addition to providing visitors with affordable vacation rentals, PVRPV has a longstanding commitment to giving back to this lovely community we call home.
Coconut Oil: A Cure-It-All if Consumed in Moderation Sandra Silva
According to many holistic practitioners, coconut oil aids in stress management, weight loss, dementia prevention, boosting the immune system, and treating heart disease, among other health benefits, however, some doctors warn it should be taken with a lot of moderation.
Mexico and US Prepare for Third Uniting Nations Cup PV Guide
The largest golf course operator in Mexico will be hosting the 3rd annual Uniting Nations Cup, at the picturesque Mayan Palace golf resort in Puerto Penasco. The Uniting Nations Cup is a competition with 80 top-notch amateur golfers from Mexico and the United States.
Semana Santa: Mexico's Passionate Celebration of Easter Lorena Sonrisas
Tourism authorities estimate that one out of every five Mexicans - around 20 million people - will travel during the upcoming Easter holidays, and Puerto Vallarta is one of the most popular beach destinations for nationals looking for a few days of fun-in-the-sun.
Banderas Bay Womens' Shelter Charity Trivia Tournament Banderas News Team
Calling all 'Know-It-Alls' - here is your chance to prove that you REALLY DO know it all! Compassion for the Family invites everyone to take part in a Charity Team Trivia Tournament to benefit the Banderas Bay Women's Shelter at the Bucerías Art Walk Plaza on Sunday, March 10th.
One Million Americans in Mexico Can’t All Be Wrong International Living
Reports are that approximately one million Americans live in Mexico. While it’s hard to verify that number, it’s not hard to imagine that it’s true. Some work and some spend the winter in the country's warmer climes, but many have moved there to enjoy their retirement years.
Riviera Nayarit Salsa & Mambo Festival, March 14-17 Riviera Nayarit CVB
Classes and dance workshops, presentations of the most prestigious international dancers, games and contests will be part of the fun that the Riviera Nayarit Salsa & Mambo Festival will bring to the Marival Resort & Suites in Nuevo Vallarta from March 14-17, 2013.
HealthCare Resources Vallarta March News & Clinics Pamela Thompson
Semana Santa/Spring Break is around the corner and many of our "snowbirds" will be leaving Vallarta. As in the past, we do not schedule clinics during these two holiday weeks, but we have many planned from March 13th-22nd, and are always available for your healthcare needs.
Carlos Slim Richest Man in the World 4 Years in a Row Associated Press
While many of the world’s billionaires are seeing their net worth plummet, Mexico’s Carlos Slim keeps getting richer. The telecommunication mogul was declared by Forbes the world’s richest man for the fourth year in a row – easily edging out Bill Gates and Warren Buffet.
3 More Chances to Take a PEACE Vallarta Home Tour Conrad Kostelecky
It's been another great year for PEACE's Puerto Vallarta Home Tours, but there are only 3 tours left this season! PEACE home tours finance their 'Food for Families' program, in which needy families complete beautification projects in their neighborhoods in return for food.
'Gettin' Lucky,' Must See New Show From Time To Play Mary MacLachlan
Time To Play's new show 'Gettin' Lucky' is gettin your St. Patty's started off right on the PCC stage! Take 6 talented musicians with Celtic roots, mix in a dose of Irish humor, crowd pleasing pop, classic favorites, and a few Irish songs and you've got a recipe for FUN!
4th Annual Duckaton Raises Over $60,000 for SETAC BanderasNews.com
The 4th annual Duckaton fundraiser, held last Wednesday at the Boana Torre Malibu condo-hotel, raised more than $60,000 for SETAC, the GLBT organization which hosted the event. Hundreds of local, national, and international donors and guests attended the gala event.
Mexico and US Face-Off to Open World Baseball Classic Jon Paul Morosi
Team USA is supposed to go 3-0 to start the World Baseball Classic, but the Americans will face their toughest test right away — this Friday, March 8th, against Mexico in Phoenix, Ariz. So it doesn’t catch us by surprise, we might want to initiate the upset alert early...
Helping Mexican Women With Gestational Diabetes Hope Gillette
A new program, has been designed to educate women in Mexico City about gestational diabetes - high blood sugar levels diagnosed during pregnancy. It will send informative text messages about prevention and treatment to help educate an estimated 1,000 low-income mothers.
Mexican Artist Creating 3D Art at Bangkok Festival LaPrensa.com
Mexican artist Juandres Vera plans to create a 'merry-go-round of goodies' at the Living Arts Festival in Bangkok, Thailand. The festival will display 3D paintings by artists from all over the world and the public will be able to take photos while 'interacting' with the art.
What Does March Have in Store for You? Ron Morgan Properties
There is a lot of activity in the Puerto Vallarta area with all of the tourists and snow birds in town. March is a great month for socializing and having a good time. Check out your chances for romance or financial gains in this month's horoscope presented by Ron Morgan Properties.
Puerto Vallarta Warmly Welcomes LGBT Visitors Sue-Ann Levy
Gay Puerto Vallarta is showing no signs of slowing down. More and more tours, hotels, bars, and restaurants are actively courting the gay community - like Diana's Tours, a gay day-cruise run by Diana DeCoste who, after more than 10 years, has developed a loyal following.
Changing Lives While Having a Ball... Becas Style! Polly G. Vicars
On March 8th, Puerto Vallarta’s Who’s Who will gather at Club Regina in Marina Vallarta for the 2013 Becas Ball to help raise funds for local students with great potential and almost no financial assets. This year's Ball begins at 7 pm and will have an 'Exotic India' theme.
PCC Brings You an Intimate Visit With Judy Garland BanderasNews.com
PCC presents their 1st dramatic event of the season, 'Backstage With Judy Garland' - a play based on the true life story of the Hollywood icon. It is an intimate visit with Judy as she prepares for what turns out to be her last performance - dying only 3 months later.
Mexico's Toyota Series to Make US Debut in Phoenix Associated Press
The most popular motorsports series in Mexico will make its US debut today at Phoenix International Raceway as a support race to the Sprint Cup. 'The Toyota Racing Series' will hold its season opener with a 75-lap race and will feature Daniel Suarez of Monterrey, Mexico.
Puebla to Host the 38th Tianguis Turistico Mexico Susie Albin-Najera
The 38th Tianguis Turistico Mexico will be held this year from March 17th - 20th, at the Exhibition Center in the city of Puebla. The event was held last year here in Puerto Vallarta, breaking the long-standing tradition of the tourism fair being hosted in Acapulco.
Ciudad Acuña Bans Miniskirts and Fines Crossdressers Manuel Rueda
The security chief of a Mexican border town has decided to ban women from wearing miniskirts, and to impose fines on men who parade the streets of his city in female attire. The decision was said to have been made by the chief in order to preserve 'morality and decency.'
Escape Route Vallarta: Parasites in Paradise Sandra Cesca
Are you worried about parasites in paradise? Don’t let this keep you from traveling to Mexico... parasites exist all over the world. According to several sites I checked, parasites and pollutants are the two most common causes of health challenges and disease worldwide.
Guadalajara, Jalisco Named America’s Jewelry Capital Duncan Tucker
The producer of 70 percent of Mexico’s gold and silver jewelry, Guadalajara, was declared the 'Jewelry capital of America' on Tuesday. The municipal government predicts the city's new designation and its subsequent promotion will cause annual sales to rise nearly 10 percent.
Jim Demetro to Donate 'Burro' Sculpture to Vallarta Marie Callan
Local artist Jim Demetro is currently working on his latest public sculpture, a life-size burro in bronze, to donate to the City of Puerto Vallarta. To help fund the project, a fundraiser will be held on Sunday, March 3 from 2-5 pm at Casa Isabel Restaurant and Boutique Hotel.
Second Annual Riverfest to Benefit Pasitos de Luz BanderasNews.com
El Rio BBQ Bar and Pasitos de Luz are announcing the 2nd annual Riverfest to benefit the special needs children of Puerto Vallarta. There will be art and exhibits with live music from some of the best musicians in the Banderas Bay region. Not to mention Vallarta's best BBQ!
Head of Mexico's Teachers' Union Arrested BanderasNews.com
The head of Mexico's teachers' union, Elba Esther Gordillo, was arrested on Tuesday for alleged embezzlement. The arrest has thrown down the gauntlet to powerful interests standing between President Peña Nieto and his plans to shake up Latin America's 2nd biggest economy.
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