The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
From March, Mexico plans to deliver data to the United States on all Americans with investments in Mexican banks of more than US$50,000.
The BCC is to finance a biographical film about the late British artist Leonora Carrington, an iconic figure who lived a large part of her adult life in Mexico.
Once again Puerto Vallarta has become the refuge of choice for U.S. lawbreakers trying to escape the long arm of authority.
A bus trip from Guadalajara to the Lake Chapala area is being organized by Democrats Abroad so that expat Democrats can join fellow travelers in choosing Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders as the party candidate for U.S. president.
Mexican oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has opened its first gas station in the United States in Houston, Texas, with four more to follow later this month.
The Anglican Church of Mexico has issued a statement urging a calm and conciliatory reaction after media and social media reports, many of them erroneous, about a rift between the worldwide Anglican Communion and the U.S. Episcopal Church (TEC) based on TEC’s approval of same-sex marriage last July.
Courtesy of Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and your Congress, it is now law. Those with “seriously delinquent tax debt” (greater than US$50,000) risk having their U.S. passports not renewed or revoked. The tax provision was part of the Transportation bill President Obama signed into law on December 4.
The U.S presidential campaign schedule through March.
Can life in Lithuania be that bad? Possibly, given that the small Baltic nation currently ranks as the “drunkest” of the 34 member countries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
