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Zihuatanejo's comerciantes are enjoying a busy weekend thanks to the presence of so many visitors, including a high percentage of foreigners. Many restaurants are full, and shopkeepers have been busy with sales. This is what Zihuatanejo needs more than anything: simply a decent tourist season without any calamities or drama. Unfortunately, the mayor is planning on digging up all of downtown's pedestrian streets so he can replace our beloved adoquín paving stones with his own painted cement, removing the remaining quaintness and vestiges of Zihuatanejo's past so he can have more money for the upcoming election to get his wife elected as mayor. After all, they'll still need to buy a lot of votes. The construction will hurt many downtown businesses who are still trying to recover from the effects of the pandemia.

There wasn't a cloud in the sky over Zihuatanejo all day. Nothing but bright sunshine and clear blue skies except far to the east over the sierra of Petatlán where a few cumulus clouds sprouted up. We enjoyed a light breeze part of the day which helped to keep temps tolerable. Personally, I never tire of our perfect tropical weather.

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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoQueremosMuelleParaCruceros
#NoQueremosBlueFlagEnLasPlayas
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Aunque aún es bonita, en mi juicio Playa Principal fue mucha más bonita con sus palmeras altas y sus árboles de almendro que daban mucha sombra. Lástima que el alcalde actual tumbó las palmeras y los árboles, quitando mucha sombra, y puso mucho cemento sobre la playa incluyendo enormes palapas que bloquean la vista.