U.S. transport authorities mandate Mexican carriers to share their flight plans with the Department
**Heavy Rain Floods Cause Disruption in Jalisco and Guadalajara**
Torrential rains in Jalisco have led to a canal overflowing, causing severe flooding in La Martinica, Zapopan, and other nearby areas, including Tlaquepaque. The flooding, described as the most severe urban flooding in the past 12 years, has resulted in one death, 12 injuries, and damage to at least 144 homes.
The flooding has also caused evacuations of some residential areas, disrupted normal life, and led to power outages in certain parts of Guadalajara. Authorities have provided emergency shelters and are conducting cleanup operations. More heavy rainfall is expected over western and central Mexico, including Jalisco, in the following days.
In other news, the new Cadillac Racing team has announced they will be competing in the 2026 racing season. Sergio "Checo" Pérez has been confirmed as the lead driver for the team, with the exact date for the start of the season yet to be announced. Pérez, a prominent figure in Formula One, is currently driving for Red Bull Racing. For the latest updates on his racing career, checking reputable sports news sources like ESPN or Formula One's official website is advisable.
For those seeking culinary recommendations in Guadalajara, local food blogs or review platforms like TripAdvisor or Yelp might offer helpful insights. Some popular spots for pizza in the city could include traditional pizzerias or innovative fusion restaurants.
Despite the heavy rain causing disruptions in transportation and aviation sectors due to flooding in Jalisco and Guadalajara, the new Cadillac Racing team plans to compete in the 2026 racing season, with Sergio "Checo" Pérez as the lead driver. The flooding has heavily impacted the industry and finance sectors, causing evacuations, power outages, and damage to infrastructure, but the racing industry remains undeterred, looking forward to the upcoming season.
