The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In recent years, Petco and +Kota have successfully cornered the lucrative Mexican pet market. The former is a US chain offering bright and airy superstores on edge-of-town retail parks, while the latter follows a convenience store model, offering a vast proliferation of branches in locations across the country, with 20 in metropolitan Guadalajara alone.
What have Anna Pavlova, Pablo Casals, Placido Domingo, Ravi Shankar, Rudolf Nureyev and Marcel Marceau got in common?
The artistic juxtaposition of the absurd and the real is a familiar sight in Mexico.
A 14-year-old boy martyr who was executed in Mexico’s Cristero (Holy) War of the 1920s will become this country’s newest Catholic saint.
As in other Christian countries around the world, the celebration of Christmas in Mexico is an amalgamation of religious, social and family customs, enjoyed with greater gusto when accompanied by traditional foods.
Turn on a Mexican television news program nowadays and the chances are you won’t see a man telling us that it’s going to rain tomorrow.
Is sending merchandise to Mexico a disaster? Hard experience has led some to think so.
