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Gray whales have found a safe place to breed on Mexico's coast, where programs have been implemented to try to bring the marine mammals back from the brink of extinction. These programs have led to annual increases in gray whale numbers on the coast of Baja California.
Always Feel Hungry? Add Some Olive Oil to Your Diet Voxxi.com
Olive oil is already famed for being a heart-healthy part of your diet but now a new study finds that it may have a surprising benefit. The oil actually helps to regulate the sensation of feeling full after eating, which could help keep you from munching between meals.
March 18th a Mexican Holiday Celebrating Benito Juarez Banderas News Team
In the gallery of Mexican historical heroes, none loom larger than Benito Juarez. His birthday (March 21) is a national holiday in Mexico and, to make a 3-day weekend out of it, schools and government offices are closed on the 3rd Monday of March, which this year falls on March 18th.
Meanwhile, South of the Border, Spring Breakers Return Rosemary McClure
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, is making a comeback with the spring break crowd, according to statistics compiled by Kayak.com. 'We looked at more than 1 billion searches and found Puerto Vallarta stood out as a trending destination,' said Jessica Casano-Anonellis, Kayak spokesperson.
Savory Saturdays at the Old Town Farmers' Market Erin Staley
If you're looking for something that'll tantalize your taste buds, then head over to the Old Town Farmers' Market this Saturday. You'll find all sorts of edible delights as well as two Vallarta favorites: House of Indian Curry's cuisine and Zumo-Fresh's 100% natural fruit juices.
Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been Elected Pope Associated Press
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013, a cardinal standing on the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica revealed the identity of the new pontiff, Argentine Jorge Bergoglio. 'Pope Francis' is the first-ever Latin American pope, and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium.
21st Banderas Bay Regatta, March 19-24 Vallarta Yacht Club
The 21st Banderas Bay Regatta will be held March 19th to March 23rd, with a final party on March 24th. There are over 45 sailboats signed up for this year's event, and the theme is 'Finding Nemo,' so it should be interesting to see what the Boat Parade will present.
Mexican Telecoms Reform Opens Door to All Players Reuters
Mexico's telecoms reform bill, presented by President Enrique Peña Nieto, could end Televisa's rule of the airwaves and Carlos Slim's stranglehold on the phone business. The government seeks to boost competition by allowing more foreign ownership of media and phone companies.
Ed Schwartz: Just Horsing Around BanderasNews.com
As you likely know, if you read the New York Times, there is a dreadful scandal in the European Common Market. It's all about horse meat found in meatballs purchased at an Ikea store. Soon the various countries were crying 'foal' and pointing fingers at the guilty parties.
Seventh Annual Vallarta Wine Fest Schedule of Events BanderasNews.com
Throughout the 2013 Vallarta Wine Fest, scheduled to take place March 18-24th, attendees will not only enjoy wine tastings and food pairing events at a variety of restaurants and hotels in the Banderas Bay area, but also a host of free cultural events that are open to the public.
IFC Presents the 'Nutrition and Cancer' Workshop Janie Albright Blank
The International Friendship Club is known for the excellent classes and lectures it presents at their clubhouse each season. On Wednesday, March 20th Bonnie Jauregui will present the 'Nutrition and Cancer' workshop which will explore the ways our diet effects our health.
Chili Cook Off to Benefit Vallarta Childrens' Charities Jerry Lafferty
PV's American Legion and Navy League are joining forces to sponsor a charity chili cook-off featuring more than 15 recipes from a broad range of sponsors, including restaurants and individuals. The event will be held on March 30 from 1-6 pm at El Rio Bar and Grill in Paso Ancho.
Is Market Growth On Tap for Mexico’s Craft Beers? Lauren Villagran
With most of Mexico's top beers owned by foreigners, the country's microbreweries believe they may gain an edge when they alone can claim to be Mexican-owned. Consumption of the homegrown brews is growing as offerings expand and an increasing number of bars promote them.
Have You Been to the La Cruz Sunday Market? Landon Hollander
If you haven't had a chance to visit the Cooperativa Huanacaxtle Sunday Market at Marina Riviera Nayarit's Mercado del Mar, you'd better hurry because this astonishing Market closes during the low season (after Semanas Santa and Pascua) and won't return until late Fall.
Bikers & Bugambilia at Vallarta Botanical Gardens Banderas News Team
In anticipation of the first-ever Puerto Vallarta Bougainvillea Festival this May, the Vallarta Botanical Gardens will be hosting Bikers and Bugambilia, a fun-filled event sponsored by the PV Garden Club and No Way José! Restaurant, on Thursday, March 21st from noon to 5 pm.
Mexico a Sun-Soaked Retirement Option for Canadians Paola Loriggio
Dwindling pension benefits are forcing many Canadians to rethink how they’ll spend their golden years, but that doesn’t necessarily mean giving up dreams of a sun-soaked retirement. Experts say that with proper planning, uprooting to an exotic locale can stretch retirement dollars.
Four Artists Open New Exhibit at Ambos Galeria BanderasNews.com
Meet Chilean artist, Patricio Moreno Toro; California abstract artist, Elizabeth Saviano; Montana-based painter, Stephanie Barrett-Pointer; and local artist and restauranteur, Humberto Salanova Colosia at Ambos Galeria during the March 22nd Basilio Badillo Southside Shuffle.
The Caged Birds of Pátzcuaro, Mexico Jan Baumgartner
A lake, mountains, an ancient village, flowers, a good meal; one could be content with that. What continues to surprise is often what we don't expect to see that, set amidst a new town or experience, can change a singular moment into a rush of memories.
Building Houses for the Less Fortunate in Mexico John Scherber
Poverty is an epidemic in Mexico, even where the local economy is always flush with gringo spending. Some expats are joining hands with those living in poverty and building houses, showing the way one-on-one involvement can change the life of an entire family.
Crazy for Cabernet Wine Tasting at No Way José! Banderas News Team
Since the most important way to tell if your wine is ready to drink is to taste a bottle, No Way José! and invited Sommelier David Restivo will present 'Crazy for Cabernet,' a wine-tasting event that features 4 Cabernet Sauvignons paired with NWJ! favorites, on March 18th.
Mexico Battling Serious Diabetes, Obesity Epidemic Hope Gillette
Diabetes is the number one killer in Mexico and the health condition is a direct result of the obesity issue the country struggles with. Approximately two-thirds of the nation’s population are classified as overweight or obese stemming from lifestyle and eating habits.
Riviera Nayarit Hosts Nat'l Cheerleading Competition Riviera Nayarit CVB
Six hundred cheerleaders, representing 30 teams from all over Mexico, will participate at the National Cheerleading Competition, which is scheduled to take place from March 14th through 16th at the Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta in Riviera Nayarit.
Orchid Poachers Threaten Vallarta's Biodiversity Robert Price
Mexico, the world's third most biodiverse country, boasts well over 1200 different native orchid species. Sadly, many of these natives are being plundered to the point of extinction and brazenly sold in a thriving black market for illegally collected wildlife.
SETAC's 1st Annual Gala Benefit for Babies at Risk Kary Littlechild
On March 19th at 6 pm, Encuentros Restaurant on the South side of Puerto Vallarta will host a 'Gala Benefit for Babies at Risk' to help provide formula to HIV positive mothers so they can feed their young children without the risk of infecting them with the virus.
Pasta and Chili Cook-Off at Nacho Daddy BanderasNews.com
Do you have a secret recipe for your 'world-famous' chili or pasta dish? On March 13th at 1 pm, you'll have the opportunity to prove that you make the best pasta or chili in Vallarta at the Banderas Bay Women's Shelter Pasta Chili Cook-Off at Nacho Daddy Restaurant.
Mexico's Energy Reform Drawing Interest in Texas Julián Aguilar
The Mexican ruling party's recent decision to adopt a platform that could open up the country's giant oil monopoly to private investment has caught the attention of some industry gurus in Texas, who say the move bodes well for U.S. business interests.
March Madness at the Vallarta Botanical Gardens Stephen Clay
Vallarta Botanical Gardens is celebrating Spring with March Madness! In addition to the 20 acres of native tropical plants and flowering trees, there are many upcoming events you won't want to miss, including a Psychic Fair & Spring Equinox celebration on March 20th.
Horizonte de Paz Benefit at No Way José! with PVMC Dean McIntyre
On Wednesday, March 20th at 7 pm, the Puerto Vallarta Men's Chorus will sing at a benefit dinner at No Way José! for the Horizonte de Paz Men's Residential Rehabilitation Center for alcohol and drug abuse.
KITTY BINGO to be Held Every Wednesday in March! Marilyn Khan
Due to the overwhelming popularity of KITTY BINGO, PuRR Project and Nacho Daddy are going to hold the event every Wednesday for the month of March! In addition to the great prizes you could win, they've lined up some purr-fectly awesome entertainment you won't want to miss.
Azteca New Year's Celebration in Puerto Vallarta Suzy Chaffee
Everyone is invited to join in the Azteca New Year's Celebration on Monday, March 11th at 10:30 pm at Parque Hidalgo on the North end of the Malecón in downtown Puerto Vallarta. Come experience the ancient ceremonies that include dancing, drumming, and singing.
Organic Veggies & Artisans Soaps at PV's Farmers' Market Erin Staley
If visions of bountiful produce, just-baked treats, and hand-painted crafts dance in your head when you hear the words 'farmer's market,' then you won't want to miss the 'producer-only' goodies found every Saturday at Puerto Vallarta's Old Town Farmers' Market.
This Month's Hot Property at Tropicasa Realty Punta Negra #902 • Vallarta's South Shores
Located in playa Punta Negra, one of the best beaches in Puerto Vallarta according to Lifestyles magazine, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium offers direct access to the golden sand and calm water. Enjoy year round sunsets and gentle ocean breezes from your own private balcony.
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