The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Policy disagreements that led to this week’s shock resignation by Mexican Finance Minister Carlos Urzua are to be expected during a major transformation such as the country is undertaking, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador declared this week.
Following a record number of undocumented migrant apprehensions in June, Olga Sanchez Cordero, Mexico’s Interior Minister (Gobernación), has declared that migration in this country is “under control.”
Despite Mexico being a major producer of the fruit, avocados are currently cheaper in Spain, France and the United Kingdom than at Guadalajara supermarkets.
At a rally held in the Mexico City Zocalo marking one year since his landslide election victory, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador boasted that he has complied with 78 of his 100 top promises since taking office last December.
Past reports have ranked Mexico as the country with the second-highest rate of child labor in Latin America and the Caribbean. A recent study supports this trend.
The release of a photograph of a father and his infant daughter from El Salvador lying face down on the bank of the Rio Grande after attempting to enter the United States has provoked worldwide indignation.
Mexico’s Supreme Court has invalidated Jalisco legislation that allows local law enforcement to check the immigration papers of foreigners.
Mexico City is now connected with a direct link to Barcelona, one of Europe’s most dynamic and most visited cities.
Under renewed pressure from Mexico’s federal government, intercity bus companies (autotransportes) are demanding to see official identification from both nationals and foreigners before selling them tickets.
