The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The National Action Party (PAN) appears to have retained the Baja California governorship in last Sunday’s elections, which were marked by political mudslinging, a wave of violence and a cat that garnered thousands of votes in a mayoral race.
Following reports that the United States has been spying on Mexico, President Enrique Peña Nieto warned on Wednesday that such action would be “totally unacceptable.”
Mexico wants to duplicate its trade with the United Kingdom, President Enrique Peña Nieto declared this week after visiting Northern Ireland and London in conjunction with the G8 meeting.
You can now buy a range of merchandize from Walmart’s new online site and have it delivered to your home in Mexico – without charge for many items.
The easy-to-use web site is divided into several main categories, including electronics, computers, babies, video games, health and beauty and home. Sub-menus provide dozens of additional categories.
The owners of more than 250 Chinese restaurants in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon closed their doors Monday afternoon in protest at being the targets of extortionists and kidnappers.
Fans of Cantinflas (Mario Moreno, 1911-1993) have taken to social media to protest the casting of Spanish actor Oscar Jaenada to play the part of the Mexican movie great in a new feature film that begins shooting next week.
The latest embarrassment for the “reformed” Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) is a scandal surrounding Andres Granier, the former governor of Tabasco, who faces allegations that he misused public funds during his 2007-2012 administration.
Duncan Taylor, the current current governor of the Cayman Islands, will assume his appointment as the new British Ambassador to Mexico in September.
Tijuana has become the first Mexican city to switch from analog to digital television broadcasts. Guadalajara and most of central Mexico are scheduled to make the changeover in November 2014.
