The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
“We know that we can’t stop every act of violence. But what if we tried to stop even one?” U.S. President Barack Obama
After the inaction of the U.S. Congress and rising incidents of mass slaughter, President Obama has decided to go it alone and take executive action to shore up loopholes in the law that reduce the possibility of undesirable citizens accessing weapons.
Similar to Margaret Thatcher, Canadian Prime Minister Steven Harper unified conservatives, won three elections in a row and utterly dominated the political landscape for almost a decade.
A university in England has banned students from wearing sombreros after they deemed the Mexican hats to be “racist.”
An independent report on the investigation into the 43 students from the Ayotzinapa teachers training college who disappeared in Guerrero in September 2014 is a damming indictment on the Mexican establishment, both critics of the government and unbiased observers are saying.
Jalisco’s battle to reduce childhood obesity took a new turn last month when education chiefs announced a plan to fine primary school principals who allow the sale of junk food (chatarra) in their facilities.
Pedestrians in Guadalajara are a hunted species. Negotiating the streets of the metropolitan area on foot is not only dangerous but often life-threatening.
Sadly, the car is king in Mexico.
Is there a strong argument for the Reporter to stop using the word expatriate and replace it with immigrant or migrant?
