The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Having effectively vetoed a bill to support victims of organized crime earlier this month, President Felipe Calderon is under renewed pressure from Congress to pass the act.
In what critics are calling a “sneaky” move, Mexico this week signed a polemic international anti-piracy trade agreement that seeks to protect intellectual property rights.
In a ceremony that fused Japanese and Mexican traditions, Nissan celebrated a historic milestone by setting the first stone of its new manufacturing complex in Aguascalientes. This is the company’s third manufacturing complex in the country and the second in the state of Aguascalientes.
Mexican banks are within their rights to ask their U.S. account holders for their U.S. social security numbers, several sources have told this newspaper.
Mexican automakers fear that new greenhouse gas emissions and fuel efficiency standards will lead to steep rises in the cost of new vehicles.
A U.S. Senate Committee accused British-based bank HSBC of laundering billions of dollars on behalf of Mexican drug gangs in a 300-page report released Monday.
President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto is famed for his good looks, but his celebrity wife Angelica Rivera is just as likely to turn heads.
Any hope Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador retained of overturning the election of Enrique Peña Nieto appeared to vanish when the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) dismissed the evidence of vote buying he presented on Wednesday.
The return of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has provoked the biggest political awakening of Mexico’s youth since the late 1960s. The students that comprise the #YoSoy132 movement could now play a vital role as a national watchdog and a catalyst for reform.
