The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While foreigners living in the United States without proper immigration status grow jittery about what the future holds under the hard line policies of president-elect Donald Trump, illegal aliens in Mexico can breathe easy as the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) revives a benevolent amnesty program originally launched in 2015.
Throughout his presidential campaign, Donald Trump berated the bosses of U.S. automaker Ford for their plans to build a new assembly plant in Mexico, thus moving valuable U.S. jobs south of the border.
A floral park in the state of Morelos has set a new Guinness record for the “world’s largest floral tapestry,” comprised of 127,000 poinsettia plants.
Do not be alarmed if your friends insist on wearing yellow underwear, sweeping dirt out the front door, walking around the block with their suitcases and then popping exactly 12 grapes in their mouths on the stroke of midnight.
The whiff of money transcends all else during this presidential transition.
Mexican discount airline Interjet grounded up to half its fleet of Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft following a safety directive issued by the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency .
A series of explosions ripped through a major open-air fireworks market outside Mexico City Tuesday, killing at least 33 people.
Like a blast of cold air after the holiday, Mexico’s Finance Ministry has announced hefty increases in gasoline prices from January 1.
Far from saving consumers money, the lifting of government controls on the retail cost of gasoline next year could see pump prices rise by 22.5 percent, according to analysts at Citibanamex.
