The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Private and international organizations that focus on migrants entering Mexico have put their attention on the two groups of several thousand mostly Honduran people who banded together for safety as they fled their home nations to seek refuge in countries farther north.
When you come to next weekend’s Feria Maestros del Arte at lakeside, you will be seeing more than Mexican folk art and colorful costumes.
Lakeside residents will observe an intense burst of activity over the coming week as the community comes to life to commemorate the Dia de los Fieles Difuntos (Day of the Faithful Dead) on Friday, November 2.
Nicola Cavendish landed her first theater job just out of college and she hasn’t stopped working since – until last month that is, when she decided to officially retire from the profession.
Three months ago, Brooklyn-born Zoe Armiger, a former production manager on NBC’s flagship show “Saturday Night Live,” returned to Ajijic for her second stint of living in Mexico, following an eight-month spell here in 2015.
Agnes LeClerc Joy was the 23-year-old wife of Prince Felix Salm Salm, a Prussian mercenary who had distinguished himself serving as a captain in the Union Army during the U.S. Civil War.
Kathleen Durham practiced business and employment law in California and New York before relocating to Savannah, Georgia.