The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray has warned that bilateral cooperation in a variety of spheres could be seriously affected if the United States decides to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).
German Ralis, a federal lawmaker from Jalisco representing the Citizens Movement (MC), this week presented an initiative in the Chamber of Deputies to outlaw sexual orientation conversion therapies in Mexico.
As of Thursday, September 28, the death toll from the 7.1 Central Mexico earthquake of Tuesday, September 19, which had its epicenter 32 miles below the earth’s surface in the state of Puebla, had risen to 343 people, 204 of which were registered in the nation’s capital.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travels to Mexico for a two-day visit Thursday, October 12 during which he hopes to “strengthen bilateral ties.”
Search and rescue crews from Jalisco have been key in liberating survivors trapped in collapsed buildings following Tuesday’s earthquake in central Mexico, Guadalajara Spanish-language daily Mural reported Thursday.
Despite having more than enough to deal with domestically, the Mexican government is sending an aid package to the island of Puerto Rico, laid waste to byHurricane Maria last month.
Thursday, September 14 was the Dia del Charro, a day earmarked annually around Mexico for the celebration of charreria, a competitive tradition similar to rodeo in the United States.
British multinational oil and gas company BP has inaugurated its first two branded gas stations in Guadalajara, with eight more planned by the end of the year.
A day after Tuesday’s earthquake in Central Mexico, the street in front of the Red Cross clinic in downtown Guadalajara teamed with gesticulating and yelling workers and volunteers, one half a human conveyor belt rapidly transferring donations emptied from a constant stream of cars swiftly backing in and out of the donation point to an army of sorters beneath a massive tent stretching several hundred feet in the opposite direction.
