VIEWPOINT: An economic opportunity goes up in smoke?
Here’s yet another perplexing example of a world turning itself upside down.
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Here’s yet another perplexing example of a world turning itself upside down.
By the time you read this, Donald Trump has probably sent out his first tweet as president of the United States.
Only U.S. citizens devoid of all empathy could fail to be concerned for the plight of the “Dreamers” – young immigrants whose futures are up in the air following the result of the presidential election.
A record television audience could tune in for the first of the three debates between the U.S. presidential candidates on Monday, September 26.
When Guadalajara Mayor Enrique Alfaro began to speak about baches at a press conference this week, I was rather hoping he would announce a contest – with a new car as the prize – to identify the biggest pothole in the city.
Thousands of bands all over the world spend years perfecting their craft and never get the chance to walk out on a prestigious stage in front of a large audience.
In a vote of historic proportions, the people of the United Kingdom have decided by a slender margin to jump ship and go it alone, turning their backs on the European Union (EU), a relationship they have maintained, albeit shakily, since 1973.