23Nov2014 | 100-Year-Old-Woman Sees the Ocean for First Time TIME Ruby Holt had one wish for her 101st birthday: to see the ocean for the very first time. |
23Nov2014 | Inequality in Mexico Is All About Wage Disparity Inter Press Service The base salary of an executive in Mexico City is 10,000 dollars a month, just 417 dollars less than what an executive in a similar company in New York earns. But in the United States, the federal minimum wage is 7.25 dollars an hour, compared to 5.05 dollars a day in the Mexican capital. |
23Nov2014 | A Stratfor Conversation: United States and Mexico Immigration Driven By Demography Stratfor Stratfor's David Judson and George Friedman discuss the United States and Mexico's unique relationship, the history of migration between the two and the demographic dynamics that will dominate the future. |
23Nov2014 | No American Agents Fighting Drug Cartels in Mexico, Government Says Agencia EFE The Navy Secretariat has denied a story published in The Wall Street Journal that claimed that U.S. law enforcement personnel were participating in operations targeting drug cartels in Mexico. |
23Nov2014 | Many Find Their Political Voices at Latin Grammys Billboard It was admittedly a bizarre sight. Thousands of elegantly attired people sitting at an arena in Las Vegas for what was supposed to be the 15th annual Latin Grammy awards. Instead, they were watching President Barack Obama’s speech detailing his new immigration policy. |
22Nov2014 | Watch as Rival Mexican Lawmakers Get Physical in Congress Over #Ayotzinapa GlobalPost It all went down when a group of leftist lawmakers from the PRD took to the floor and raised a banner honoring the 43 students and calling for President Pena Nieto to resign. |
22Nov2014 | Mexicans Turning to Humor in First Lady Angelica Rivera's Mansion Scandal The Associated Press Everyone wants to get a foot in the door at the Mexican network Televisa - a rush touched off by Mexico's first lady, Angelica Rivera, sharing some details of her earnings there after a 25-year acting career. |
22Nov2014 | Disappeared 'Normalistas' in Mexico: Global Struggle for Ayotzinapa Captures World's Attention Telesur Thursday’s resistance was dubbed a “Global Struggle for Ayotzinapa,†as nation-wide protests paralleled solidarity movement actions across the globe, including actions taken as far away in European countries such as Spain and Holland, and in several of the largest states of the U.S. |
We invite you to add your charity or supporting organizations' news stories and coming events to PVAngels so we can share them with the world. Do it now!
Celebrate a Healthy Lifestyle
From activities like hiking, swimming, bike riding and yoga, to restaurants offering healthy menus, Vallarta-Nayarit is the ideal place to continue - or start - your healthy lifestyle routine.
Banderas Bay offers 34 miles of incomparable coastline in the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, and home to Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit's many great destinations.