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Divers in Acapulco achieve a Guinness World Record with five million head dives, showcasing the city's vibrant tourist activities amidst economic challenges.

Chef Carlos Gaytán is set to open a new high-end Mexican restaurant named 'Tete: cocina del alma' in Acapulco this summer, aiming to enhance the local gourmet scene.

The Mexican Tennis Open had a record attendance of 75,000 fans and generated an impressive economic impact of 650 million pesos for Acapulco, marking a strong recovery for the region after recent hurricanes. Czech player Tomas Machac clinched the title, earning his first ATP victory.

Elisa Mariel Trujillo from CENACED highlights the importance of community resilience after disasters like hurricanes. Their efforts focus on mental health support and rebuilding infrastructure, helping over 139,000 people affected by recent events. The manual developed for resilience aims to empower communities, making them less vulnerable to future challenges.

Acapulco is gearing up for a surge of visitors during the long weekend in February, with hotel occupancy at 91.8%. Efforts to enhance air connections to major cities will boost tourism further.

Acapulco is slowly recovering from past challenges. Infrastructure issues, especially water supply, persist in several neighborhoods post-hurricane Otis. Investments continue to flow in, showing optimism for the future.

Less than a month before the Mexican Open Tennis, the participation of top players like Alexander Zverev is confirmed. An economic impact of 700 million pesos is expected.

In response to recent violent incidents, Guerrero authorities have ramped up security in Acapulco. Following an armed attack, local and federal forces have been deployed to protect workers and ensure the smooth operation of businesses.

The recent decline of Televisa and the closure of its subsidiaries in Acapulco has generated an economic crisis among actors. Many are facing severe financial difficulties and some are selling their homes to survive.

Bishops claim that President López Obrador never listened to them or accepted their proposals. This statement comes amid ongoing national discussions regarding governance and the church's role in politics.

Despite high spending to address disasters in Acapulco, the city faces a tourist and commercial crisis, affecting the local economy.

The Mexican government is investing over 7 billion pesos in recovery efforts for families affected by Hurricane John in Guerrero and Oaxaca. Relief funds will support damaged homes and infrastructure as the emergency response concludes.