With the United States presidential election barely four weeks away, time is running short for American citizens living abroad to cast their votes by absentee ballot.

Watch a Bollywood movie in the near future and you may recognize the scenery – or at least spot some familiar alcoholic brands.

With the aim of attracting more foreign students, the state government launched an international campaign entitled “Jalisco, your educational destination,” last week.

Jalisco drivers caught talking with cellphone in hand could soon face stronger punishments, as state authorities seek to boost road safety.

After Jalisco’s 125 new mayors are sworn in on Monday, October 1, they will soon discover that their predecessors have left millions or in some cases billions of pesos of municipal debt.

A newly mandated series of background checks raised serious concerns over the trustworthiness of Mexico’s law enforcement officers.