The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A proposal put before the federal Chamber of Deputies this week by Clemente Castaneda, a Citizens Movement (MC) representative from Jalisco, aims to supply every Mexican citizen with free wifi, as long as they are in possession of an internet-capable mobile device.
Preparations are well underway for Mexico’s most surreal festival – “El Dia de los Muertos.”
Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray has warned that bilateral cooperation in a variety of spheres could be seriously affected if the United States decides to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).
To our readers who still rely on timepieces such as grandfather clocks, silver-plated pocket watches with chains, or Velcro’d Casio wrist watches, be prepared to set them back an hour this Sunday, October 29, 2 a.m.
German Ralis, a federal lawmaker from Jalisco representing the Citizens Movement (MC), this week presented an initiative in the Chamber of Deputies to outlaw sexual orientation conversion therapies in Mexico.
Despite rampant graft in many Central American and Caribbean nations, Mexico has the dubious honor of being Latin America’s most corrupt country, according to a study by Transparencia Mexicana.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travels to Mexico for a two-day visit Thursday, October 12 during which he hopes to “strengthen bilateral ties.”
After waiting several weeks, er, make that months, and enduring endless tweets in August, we seem to have a “drum roll” tax plan.
Despite having more than enough to deal with domestically, the Mexican government is sending an aid package to the island of Puerto Rico, laid waste to byHurricane Maria last month.
