The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A diplomatic cat and mouse game seemed to be emerging with just days to go before the start of the Ninth Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles.
Discount Mexican airline Viva Aerobus will launch a nonstop flight between Guadalajara and Bogota, Colombia, starting in October. Two flights a week are scheduled.
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is hoping that a non-binding agreement between the government and private sector leaders to maintain stable prices of basic food products will put a brake on inflation, which this week rose to its highest level for 21 years.
Mexico’s Supreme Court has ruled that immigration agents can no longer randomly stop foreigners in Mexico and ask to see their visas.
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is hoping that a non-binding agreement between the government and private sector leaders to maintain stable prices of basic food products will put a brake on inflation, which this week rose to its highest level for 21 years.
Some readers may have hoped that the declining coronavirus trends might persuade newspaper editors to relegate the subject to small spaces in their back pages. That’s probably not going to happen soon.
Neither the civic nor liturgical calendar marks the date, yet May 10 is unquestionably the most widely and fervently celebrated of all Mexican holidays.
“A tragedy.” “A humanitarian catastrophe.” “Horrific.”
Mexico’s federal government is looking to pressure domestic airlines into using the new Felipe Angeles airport (AIFA) in the capital by reducing the number of “operations” (i.e. landings and takeoffs) permitted per hour at the Mexico City International Airport (AICM).
