Public will decide future of Mexico’s $13 billion airport
The future of Mexico City’s new airport, already about a third completed, comes down to a public vote this week […]
October 2018
Five homeless people in Guadalajara killed in their sleep this week
The General Prosecutor’s Office of Jalisco reported that they are investigating the homicides of five homeless people in the metropolitan
After city inspection, Puerto Vallarta gives the green light after Hurricane Willa
After the evaluation made by the Subdirectorate of Civil Protection and Firefighters of Puerto Vallarta to the conditions that prevailed
Puerto Vallarta gets its groove back after passing of Hurricane Willa
Puerto Vallarta residents and vacationers began to resume their usual activities this Wednesday after not having been affected by the
Crews begin cleanup of landslides and trees blocking roads in Jalisco
In the last 30 hours, the Ministry of Communications and Transportation (SCT) has recorded 24 landslides and fallen trees that
Mexico inflation rose less than expected in early October
Mexican annual inflation in the first half of October rose less than expected, official data showed on Wednesday, but the
Residents living at ground zero of Hurricane Willa have longest night of their life
A day after the passage of Hurricane Willa, which caused a night of panic and terror, the residents of the
Agents nab possible explosive devices sent to CNN and Democrats
A sudden wave of pipe bombs targeting Hillary Clinton, former President Barack Obama, other prominent Democrats and CNN was thwarted
Mexico hints it could be next country to legalize marijuana
Mexico’s incoming foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, said the country could “absolutely” follow Canada in legalizing marijuana as a way to
Willa weakens to tropical depression, still brings rain
Hurricane Willa weakened rapidly into a tropical depression on Wednesday after slamming into a stretch of beach towns, fishing villages
Second migrant caravan in Guatemala heads toward Mexico
A group of over a thousand Central Americans in Guatemala headed toward the Mexican border on Tuesday, as a larger
New U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade pact promises to strengthen LGBTQ rights
Donald Trump’s new North American trade agreement could benefit an unexpected group: the LGBTQ community. Buried in the mammoth agreement
