Desecration of the Paseo del Pescador

Walked down to the pier for the first time since March/25. What a shock! What a mess!
The word "impeach" is being thrown around a lot lately.....may I suggest whoever is responsible for the desecration of that entire end of the Paseo? What in hell were they thinking?

Walked down to the pier for the first time since March/25. What a shock! What a mess!
The word "impeach" is being thrown around a lot lately.....may I suggest whoever is responsible for the desecration of that entire end of the Paseo? What in hell were they thinking?

I couldn't agree with you more.

From the remodeling of Plaza Kioto when all its trees were cut down, to the remodeling of Paseo del Pescador when 3 meters more of beach were paved and most of its tall old palm trees as well as most of its shade trees were cut down including in Plaza del Artista, to the paving of the road to Capricho del Rey and the dumping of boulders 20 meters into the sea, to the destruction of Plaza del Kiosco in Ixtapa that no longer has its iconic kiosco, to the disaster at the pier's entrance, Zihuatanejo is looking more and more unrecognizable. Losing its character. It's like a beautiful woman who underwent too much plastic facial surgery and ruined her face.

It certainly appears to people who aren't syncophants of the mayor and her husband and who possess critical thinking skills that this was all about money. Not just from the construction, but also from the inevitable businesses that will be allowed there who will pay rents, same as at Plaza del Pescador and the several artesans' markets. It all adds up, and it goes KA-CHING!

Agreed: certainly appears to be a resemblance of the mentality from up north and that which rules Zihua. My opinion: the reason the bus-tourists flock to Las Gatas is because it continues being rustic and quaint as opposed to what Zihuatanejo is turning into. And that includes beach laws and regulations.