The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg led a high-level delegation to Mexico this week in a bid to boost British presence in a country that he said has been “too small, too reticent and too modest for far too long.”
As of January 25, young persons aged 17 or under may not enter or leave Mexico on their own without a notarized letter/form signed by their parents or legal guardians.
Mexico is by far the preferred destination of U.S. citizens traveling abroad but this country does not feature in the top five destinations for good-value living for expats around the world.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto will find himself among friends when he greets the president of the United States and prime minister of Canada at the annual North American leaders' summit in Toluca on February 19.
Francis Uy, the recently appointed Canadian Consul and Senior Trade Commissioner in Guadalajara, is looking forward to January 2014.
That’s because this month sees Canada and Mexico commemorate two landmark anniversaries in their relationship.
A pair of young entrepreneurs plans to open the first store selling tequila and agave products in China this September.
Mexican Tourism Secretary Claudia Ruiz-Massieu hopped aboard a typical London “double-decker” bus this week as she visited the capital of Great Britain for World Travel Market 2013, one of the leading global travel industry events of the year.
Foreign boat owners are up in arms after officials from a Mexican government agency placed 338 vessels docked in south-of-the-border marinas under “precautionary embargo” for supposedly not having the correct documentation.
What makes the House Republicans’ decision to shut down the federal government an immoral and unconscionable “threat” rather than an ordinary political disagreement? The answer is simple.
