The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Immigration law changes published Friday, October 10 in Mexico's Diario Oficial de la Federacion (DOF) substantially reduce the income and asset/investment qualification requirements for retired temporary residents, while also mandating a minor relaxation of requirements for permanent residents.
The presumed financial operator of a captured Mexico drug baron was well known in the tourist/expat enclave of San Miguel de Allende, heading up one of the town’s most prestigious real estate developments.
A British couple, two South Koreans and a Mexican plumber died as Hurricane Odile swept through the state of Baja California on September 14 and 15.
In what is being touted as a “major boost to the bilateral relationship,” Great Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will visit this country from November 2 to 5.
Around 26,000 foreign tourists were evacuated this week from Los Cabos after Hurricane Odile swept through the Baja California peninsula, causing extensive damage to homes, hotels and infrastructure but, fortunately, no fatalities.
Some 2,500 citizens marched in the Guadalajara city center Wednesday evening in solidarity with the 43 students who disappeared after clashing with police in Iguala, Guerrero on September 26.
The Mexican government has lifted the limit on monthly deposits in dollars that businesses can make in Mexico.
As of September 24, all automobiles being driven on federal highways in Mexico must carry third party liability insurance. The law was passed 18 months ago but has only just been put into effect.
A state politician who referred to Brazilian soccer ace Ronaldinho – the 34-year-old former Barcelona star signed recently by Liga MX team Queretero – as “an ape” has been ditched by the National Action Party (PAN).
