Tlalpan enforces two-week "dry law" in Magdalena Petlacalco starting July 21

The Tlalpan mayor's office has ordered a "dry law" in the town of Magdalena Petlacalco, suspending all activities related to the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages. This measure will be in effect from July 21 to August 2, 2026, targeting establishments that operate with alcohol licenses.

The prohibition covers a wide range of businesses, including liquor stores, grocery stores, supermarkets with wine and liquor licenses, convenience stores, and department stores. It also extends to neighborhood impact establishments such as hotels, clubs, bars, cantinas, breweries, and nightclubs, as well as party halls, dance halls, and any other similar venue where alcohol is sold or consumed.

Furthermore, the "dry law" prohibits the sale and consumption of alcohol of all strengths in temporary establishments set up for fairs, popular, and traditional festivities in public spaces. This includes vendors and stalls operating during local celebrations and markets.

The decree aims to regulate the sale and consumption of alcohol during a specific period, impacting both regular businesses and temporary vendors during public events. The measure underscores the local authorities' approach to managing public order and activities during designated periods.