The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Somewhere in Mexico, someone is being kidnapped right now. By the time you finish reading this article another person will have been abducted.
In an incident one local referred to as “something out of a Hollywood movie,” three state police officers and four criminals were killed in a prolonged shootout in the Jalisco town of Tepatitlan Tuesday.
Thousands of American and Canadian retirees flock to Mexico seeking a higher quality of life in their golden years.
President Enrique Peña Nieto’s controversial proposals for fiscal and energy reforms were attacked from left, right and center this week.
Motorists who find themselves in difficulties on 134 federal highways can take advantage of a new app to get them out of trouble or report crimes. The only requirement to use the PF Movil app is to have a cellphone with an Android or Windows platform, or an iPhone.
One of Mexico’s most respected journalists has become embroiled in a bitter feud with a controversial Televisa daytime presenter over the apparent misuse of government resources as rescue teams assisted victims of tropical storm Manuel in the state of Guerrero.
Changes to federal law that require all automobiles being driven on federal highways in Mexico to carry third party liability insurance came into effect on October 1, six months after they were approved by Congress.
Extending value added tax (IVA) to property rentals, as proposed in President Enrique Peña Nieto’s fiscal reform package, would not increase government revenue substantially, real estate sector experts suggest.
Forget “the special relationship” with the United Kingdom, the cultural affinity with Canada, or the strong bonds with France (the first country to recognize the 13 colonies as a separate nation), Mexico is now the closest ally of the United States – or so says Vice President Joe Biden.
