Are Puerto Vallarta flights still canceled?

Several airlines curtailed or canceled Puerto Vallarta flights and adjusted Guadalajara routes. Carriers signaled partial resumptions mid‑week, subject to security assessments and crew logistics. Check your airline’s app and airport notices on the day of travel, since rolling schedule changes can occur within hours.

How does Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes de news affect the S&P 500?

It raises headline risk for travel, payments, and booking platforms within the index. Broader market impact depends on duration and scope of disruptions. For now, technicals are neutral, with RSI at 44.81 and key levels at 6,797 support and 6,896 resistance. Volatility may stay elevated.

What should Swiss travelers consider before flying to Jalisco?

Confirm flight status 24 hours and 3 hours pre‑departure, review rebooking options, and consider flexible fares. Monitor official security guidance for Jalisco, allow extra time for screening, and keep travel insurance details handy. Expect short‑notice changes as operations normalize across hubs serving Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara.

Which S&P 500 levels matter most this week?

Support: 6,797 (Bollinger lower) and 6,730 (Keltner lower). Resistance: 6,896 (50‑day average), 6,917 (session high), and 7,020 (Bollinger upper). With ATR at 80.58, use wider stops and smaller size. A daily close above the 50‑day would improve the near‑term outlook.

Law and Government

^GSPC Today: February 24 Mexico Unrest Puts Travel and World Cup in Focus

ByDanny Kontos February 24, 2026February 24, 2026

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes de is back in headlines, with unrest in Jalisco disrupting Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara air traffic. For Swiss investors, the S&P 500’s travel and leisure exposure adds headline risk, even as some carriers aim to restore service mid‑week. Today’s focus is simple: watch index levels, travel demand signals, and security updates as Jalisco readies for 2026 World Cup duties. We outline what matters for CHF-based portfolios and how to manage near‑term volatility effectively.