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Bus Drivers Bear the Brunt of Acapulco's Violence
Brutal videos expose Acapulco's bus drivers trapped in a web of cartel violence. The government downplays the crisis as drivers face beatings for failing to “report in”.
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Brutal videos expose Acapulco's bus drivers trapped in a web of cartel violence. The government downplays the crisis as drivers face beatings for failing to “report in”.
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Acapulco, once ravaged by Hurricane Otis, now stands resilient. With 180 hotels reopened, and vital infrastructure restored, the city welcomes tourists. Yet, shadows of insecurity and the drug trade loom, challenging its newfound vibrancy.
AMLO
AMLO's conference covers steady fuel prices, Acapulco's post-hurricane recovery, and the ongoing search for missing persons. Acapulco tourism shows signs of life. Billionaire Salinas Pliego faces a tax showdown with the government.
Sports
Mexico's beach wrestlers make history at the Acapulco World Series! They won 6 medals, including 2 golds, and clinched team titles in both men's and women's divisions. This victory caps off a dominant performance across recent competitions.
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AMLO
Disturbingly, AMLO and Defense Secretary Sandoval revealed that many seized high-caliber weapons (including armor-piercing .50 caliber rounds) come from U.S. manufacturers. One such bullet killed a Mexican soldier this year.
Acapulco
Acapulco's reconstruction is a story of resilience. From city workers to concerned citizens, the spirit of community shines through in the shared effort to rebuild a stronger Acapulco.
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Acapulco's slow recovery stumbles with debris and despair, but hope flickers. Resilient locals and nature's beauty fight back, while tourism tiptoes in. Government pledges, aid, and optimism fuel the comeback.
Cuisine
Acapulco's not Acapulco without chilate, a frothy cocoa elixir worshiped by locals and tourists alike. Dive into its pre-Hispanic roots, learn to whip up this “drink of gods,” and find where to savor its fleeting chocolatey bliss.
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Acapulco's tourism rebounds (Dorada zone sizzles), but organized crime casts a shadow. Extortion and shutdowns plague businesses. The mayor fights back, tackling violence and aiming for a happy ending.
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Acapulco faces a dual crisis — organized crime and environmental degradation post-Hurricane Otis. Paralyzed transport, protests, and contaminated beaches paint a grim picture. Yet, international solidarity and reconstruction efforts offer hope in the city's journey toward renewal.
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Acapulco's a city of contrasts: cruise ships arrive, dengue fever sways, hotels groove, fire flickers, and violence lurks. A tale of two cities, sparkling with tourism yet shadowed by fear. Will 2024 find its rhythm?
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Acapulco's culinary scene is booming, with innovative restaurants popping up all over the city. Discover 5 of the hottest new restaurants in Acapulco, from clifftop dining experiences to hidden gems serving fresh local ingredients.
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Acapulco rebounds post-Hurricane Otis: 52 hotels open, rebuilding efforts underway. Structural upgrades mandated for cyclone resilience. Challenges persist in maritime fleet recovery and dengue fever cases. Mariachis seek opportunities beyond as traditions face disruption.
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Acapulco rises from Otis' wreckage, resilient and united. Diamante Zone reawakens, aided by Guerrero's support. Residents, though battered, stand strong amidst governmental lapses. CMIC spearheads reconstruction, while looting exposes shadows.
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Acapulco post-Hurricane Otis: Secretary of Tourism ensures tourist safety, local hero policewoman breastfeeds a hungry baby, residents defend against looting, armed forces deployed, business leaders propose recovery plan, Mexico City provides support, and Cuban doctors offer medical aid.