The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
There were smiles, toasts and plenty of kind words for each other but Tuesday’s meeting between Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was not exactly the love-in between major trade partners that it may have appeared on the surface.
You might already be consuming Canadian food products every day, even if you don’t realize it.
As of January 25, young persons aged 17 or under may not enter or leave Mexico on their own without a notarized letter/form signed by their parents or legal guardians.
Mexican students in Guadalajara will be encouraged to expand their knowledge in Canada at an upcoming education fair called “Imagine: ¡Estudiar en Canadá!”
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto will find himself among friends when he greets the president of the United States and prime minister of Canada at the annual North American leaders' summit in Toluca on February 19.
A group of students from Drake University recently completed an 18-day exchange program with the Tec de Monterrey Guadalajara Campus – the first visit of its kind since 2008.
A pair of young entrepreneurs plans to open the first store selling tequila and agave products in China this September.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg led a high-level delegation to Mexico this week in a bid to boost British presence in a country that he said has been “too small, too reticent and too modest for far too long.”
Foreign boat owners are up in arms after officials from a Mexican government agency placed 338 vessels docked in south-of-the-border marinas under “precautionary embargo” for supposedly not having the correct documentation.
