The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
On February 6, Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) began its 2024 Economic Census, a nationwide seven-month initiative in which 32,000 interviewers and field personnel will hope to visit around 6.6 million business establishments.
As anticipated, President Andres Manuel Lopez marked the occasion of Constitution Day (February 5) by presenting Congress with a package of constitutional reforms that seek to overhaul Mexico’s judiciary, electoral law, pensions, independent watchdog organizations and environmental regulations.
A Mexican-made vaccine that reduces the risks of complications from Covid-19 has been approved by the nation’s health regulator, the Commission for Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris), President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced this week.
Mexico’s National Lottery has issued a special ticket to commemorate eight decades of diplomatic relations between Mexico and Canada.
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.
Twenty-two people died when a passenger bus caught fire after it collided with an overturned trailer on the Mazatlán-Culiacán highway, near the town of El Tanque on January 30.
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.
A few days after bullfighting resumed in Mexico City after a 20-month pause, a judge has ordered another suspension of the controversial activity in the capital.
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.
