Former soccer star Cuauhtémoc Blanco said Sunday that he is ending a hunger strike to defend his mayorship of the city of Cuernavaca, after Mexico’s Supreme Court issued a stay against efforts to impeach him.
Mexican ranchers and indigenous people urge government to solve land conflict
LA YESCA, Mexico, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A udelina Villagrana has run her ranch in Mexico's Western Sierra Madre mountains on her own since the death of her husband 23 years ago, herding livestock, hiring local Huichol people and even raising a young Huichol boy like a son.
Mexico Awards First Deep-Water Oil Agreement
Mexico’s state-owned oil company Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) said Monday that it has awarded its first contract with a private firm for a joint operating agreement in deep-water oil drilling.
Mexican Senate Approves Use Of Medical Marijuana
On Tuesday, Mexico’s Senate overwhelmingly approved an initiative that authorizes the use of medical marijuana, the latest in a series of legal changes and court rulings that have relaxed laws on cannabis use in Mexico.
Vallarta Shores Villa and Condo Rentals
Villa Azul
Nestled into Conchas Chinas, Vallartas most exclusive hillside neighborhood, the eight bedroom Villa Azul enchants visitors with it's stunning panoramic views that overlook the fabulous Banderas Bay with it's daily amazing sunsets upon the blue Pacific.