The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Supreme Courts in Mexico and the United States find themselves at the center of storms over the perceived assault on the democratic integrity of both nations.
Mexico was the sixth most sought-after destination for international visitors in 2023, according to the World Tourism Organization.
The delegation of athletes who will represent Mexico at the 2024 Paris Olympics next month was given a send-off this week at the National Palace at a ceremony presided over by outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
The saying goes: “Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.”
Last Monday, Jalisco’s Electoral and Citizen Participation Institute (IEPC)—the body responsible for overseeing this state’s elections for governor, legislature and 125 mayorships and city councils—began the task of issuing constancias (ratification certificates) to the winning candidates in the June 2 local elections.
Claudia Delgadillo, the runner-up in the Jalisco gubernatorial election on June 2, continues to insist that the contest was tainted by fraud.
Mexicana de Aviación, the new airline operated by the Ministry of Defense (Sedena), has signed a contract with Brazilan manufacturer Embraer to acquire 20 new single-class aircraft: ten 108-seat capacity E190-E2 planes and ten 132-seat capacity E195-E2 planes.
Carta Blanca, one of Mexico’s oldest and most recognizable beer brands, has launched a series of four special edition, collectible cans to mark its 130th anniversary. Carta Blanca was the original brand produced by the Cervecería Cuauhtémoc brewery founded in Monterrey in 1890.
Financial markets have reacted negatively to the election of Claudia Sheinbaum as Mexico’s next president, with the peso the major casualty.
