Los Cabos, Mexico Los Cabos' Desalination Plant 1 has gone offline due to a rupture in its seawater intake line, causing water disruptions in affected neighborhoods while repairs are underway.
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Boquete, Panama The second 2026 PASE-U payment is set to begin in October for beneficiaries in Boquete, Panama, with key conditions to maintain eligibility.
Santurce, Puerto Rico Navigating the health insurance landscape in Puerto Rico is essential for expats and digital nomads, especially in Santurce, as local plans often lack comprehensive coverage outside the island.
Tulum, Mexico Choosing the right coworking space in Tulum depends on your work style and internet needs, as prices and internet performance vary significantly by location.
Santurce, Puerto Rico Act Now to Lock in 0% Benefits under Act 60 before the end of 2025, as new tax changes will affect future applicants starting in 2026.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Puerto Vallarta has implemented new safety measures by posting red flags at five beach zones, highlighting the importance of following local advisories to ensure a safe and enjoyable beach experience.
Tulum, Mexico Tulum's administration is stepping up its anti-corruption efforts by dismissing eight municipal police officers for misconduct. What's Changing in Tulum's...
Cancún, Mexico Cozumel businesses are facing a crisis due to a drop in tourists during the low season, with the potential for job losses if the situation continues. Local leaders are calling for economic incentives and promotional campaigns to boost tourism and support local commerce.
Tulum, Mexico Dogs entering Mexico now require a New World Screwworm Inspection Certificate, adding a new step to the pet travel process for Tulum residents and expats.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Starting this month, ULL will prioritize parking for carpoolers in 13 campus car parks, which could impact access for solo drivers even when spaces are available.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Residents in 5 de Diciembre are facing significant disruptions due to a three-day suspension of trash collection, which has caused frustration and concern among the community.
La Libertad, El Salvador While high-end apartment towers are booming in La Libertad, El Salvador, the majority of Salvadorans continue to struggle with substandard housing and a severe housing deficit.
El Zonte, El Salvador The new Hospital Rosales in El Salvador has opened, but its grand opening video lacked the human element, mirroring the government's broader approach to social infrastructure. Meanwhile, mass trials against gang leaders continue, with harsh sentences being handed down, raising questions about the justice system's ability to handle such cases.
Tulum, Mexico Tulum's new taxi fare table has caused significant price increases, but lacks official approval from the state's mobility institute, leaving passengers unsure of the legal rates.
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico San Miguel De Allende will host events during Guanajuato Wine Week in October 2026, bringing cultural and economic benefits to the city.
