Las Vegas couple describes cartel chaos in Puerto Vallarta
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A Texas man is caught in escalating violence in Mexico after clashes between the Mexican military and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel erupted in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta. On Sunday,
A FOX6 viewer in Puerto Vallarta shared video of burned buses and grocery stores after unrest in western Mexico, as U.S. officials urge Americans in Jalisco to shelter in place.
Midair confusion, canceled flights. It's chaos for travelers trying to get out of Mexico - to get away from the violence and destruction after a cartel leader was killed. ABC7 Eyewitness News Producer Juan Carlos Guerrero - who was there for vacation- has a firsthand view of the aftermath.
Travelers from California, New York begin to exhale after an abrupt attack in Mexico.
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Puerto Vallarta became a favorite escape for Americans. Now, some are rethinking Mexico travel.
After cartel violence shut down flights and blocked roads in Puerto Vallarta, Americans are canceling vacations and rethinking future travel plans.
American travel companies are scrambling to reroute cruise ships and take care of tourists to Mexico.
U.S. citizens are being urged to shelter in place amid unrest in Puerto Vallarta.
Four flights from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, were canceled Sunday following the killing of one of Mexico’s most powerful cartel leaders, with additional flights canceled on Monday. Both Delta and Sun Country Airlines canceled flights on Monday.
Some Winnipeggers who witnessed explosions, fires and violence while on vacation in the Mexican city of Puerto Vallarta on Sunday said the smoke had largely cleared on Monday but their travel plans remained hazy.