Racism

Are you implying white people are targeted and not welcomed in Zihuatanejo simply because they are white? Not good if true.

I don't want a dogfight. I have and have had many dog family members.

Rules are rules regardless if we agree with them.

Let's not sensationalize this event or imply racism for what appears a person who was forewarned of expectations and for whatever reason felt above these expectations. Hopefully he didn't feel this way simply for being white.

Shoot, haven't people been banned from this Forum for breaking the rules?

Again, I don't want a dogfight and I would also love to have my canine companion with me as I enjoy the beach. But I understand and reluctantly accept the rules.

Let's hope our 4 legged best friend is fine and their "owner" (ironic on Juneteeth) considers his best friend on future decisions.

People continue to be killed and kidnapped in the Zihuatanejo area.

Let's hope things get better in the area.

Life can be ruff.

The perceived "racism" is against anyone that looks like a Gringo. It isn't about skin color.

Pets are family members, and discrimination against them is discrimination against all families with furry family members who visit or live here. The local government imposed this rule against the will of the community, including the owners and operators of beachfront lodgings and restaurants. We held a vote, and after telling us they would respect our vote, the municipal government betrayed us and tried to bullsh¡t the public with media campaigns. This Blue Flag policy has lost us residents and visitors, yet no one has been able to prove that we've received one single additional visitor because of it, even less enough people to justify the loss of tourists and residents and the public expense, since as usual, taxpayers foot the bill for the bad ideas of politicians.