The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A proposal currently in the Jalisco state legislature seeks to criminalize people who plagiarize a thesis to obtain a professional or postgraduate degree.
Yasmín Esquivel, the Mexican Supreme Court judge accused of plagiarizing her law degree thesis at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in 1987, says she will not resign and is determined to continue her career.
Monday, February 6, will be a national holiday in Mexico to mark Constitution Day. The actual day is Sunday, February 5, when commemorative acts will be held around the country.
Sixteen dogs have formed part of a search and rescue team dispatched by the Mexican government to help look for survivors trapped under collapsed buildings in the aftermath of the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck an area of southern Turkey and northern Syria on Monday, February 6.
Adults in Mexico City seem wary of the Cuban Covid-19 vaccine Abdala, of which 220,000 doses were made available to capitalinos in mid-December.
The high-profile New York trial of Genaro García Luna, the former public security minister in the administration of President Felipe Calderon (2006-2012), could be coming to an earlier conclusion than originally anticipated.
Anyone who has ever run the gauntlet of the taxi driver hustlers who greet travelers arriving at the Cancun airport may not be surprised by the mayhem that erupted this week in the popular Caribbean tourist resort.
Adults in Mexico City seem wary of the Cuban Covid-19 vaccine Abdala, of which 220,000 doses were made available to capitalinos in mid-December.
President Andres Manuel López Obrador has decreed that 2023 will be designated the year of Francisco “Pancho” Villa, Mexico’s charismatic revolutionary figure who was villainized in the United States and eventually assassinated in 1923.
