20Jul2013 | Wearable Robot Allows Disabled to Stand and Walk Al Jazeera For the millions of people suffering from some form of paralysis, the only mobility option remains a wheelchair. Now, engineers have developed a wearable robot which allows people with paralysis to stand and walk. |
20Jul2013 | Mexican Woman Fights One-Year Jail Sentence for Having an Abortion IANS/EFE A woman sentenced to one year in jail for having an abortion has taken her case to the highest court in the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi. |
20Jul2013 | University Research Team Creates Way to Take Salt Out of Water KVUE News Finding drinking water is a problem worldwide, so imagine taking salt water from the Gulf of Mexico and turning it into fresh water for Central Texas. One University of Texas professor and his research team are working on a new technology that could make the process much easier. |
20Jul2013 | Concerns for Media After Another Journalist Murdered in Mexico The Argentina Independent The Inter-american Press Society this week condemned the recent murder of journalist Alberto Lopez Bello in Oaxaca, saying that the lack of protection for journalists leads to self-censorship. |
20Jul2013 | Top 8 Latino Writers You Should Know About VOXXI Latinos and writing are a couple made in heaven. Their passion and heritage provide for fantastic literary universes once and again recognized worldwide. These eight are perhaps the creme de la creme of Latino writers - ever. |
20Jul2013 | I Was a Teenage Hit Man for Miguel Trevino, Leader of Mexico's Zetas Cartel Center for Investigative Reporting When Rosalio Reta was 13, the leader of Mexico's most violent drug cartel recruited him to be an assassin. Miguel Trevino, who was just captured by the Mexican marines, used American teenagers to carry out killings on both sides of the border. |
19Jul2013 | Mexico Enacts New Money Laundering Legislation InSight Crime A new law in Mexico aims to combat money laundering by limiting cash transactions and requiring businesses to report suspicious dealings, as part of a government push to target the finances of criminal organizations. |
19Jul2013 | Growing Concern as Northern Mexico's Unique Wetlands Continue to Disappear Al Jazeera For decades scientists and tourists have flocked to northern Mexico's desert to visit wetlands and natural springs that host unique ecosystems. But in recent years the pools have begun to shrink - some have even dried up completely. |
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.