The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Canada’s Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced that Canada will reduce the number of new international student permits it issues by 35 percent as part of a temporary two-year cap on foreign enrollment.
The Israeli embassy in Mexico says its regrets the decision taken by the governments of Mexico and Chile, asking the International Criminal Court to investigate the possible commission of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
In a blow to animal rights activists, Mexico’s Supreme Court has lifted the suspension of bullfights at Mexico City’s Plaza Mexico, the largest bullring in the world.
After a few false starts, the Movimiento Ciudadano (MC)—the leading political party in the state of Jalisco—has finally anointed its candidate to run for the presidency of Mexico, although the choice left some party members somewhat underwhelmed.
Traditionally, inflation in Mexico tends to spike in January.
Environmental groups have released images showing significant affectations to cenotes and caves in the Yucatan peninsula caused by the construction of the Mayan tourist train.
The controversial Zapotillo dam on the Verde River in northeastern Jalisco, frequently promoted as the “answer” to metro Guadalajara’s water shortage woes, will be completed by May, according to the National Water Commission (Conagua).
Traditionally, inflation in Mexico tends to spike in January.
On January 8, Aeromexico inaugurated a new daily nonstop flight from Guadalajara to Atlanta, Georgia, a route that until now has been serviced solely by Delta Airlines.
