The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Although Mexico boasts hundreds of enticing tourist destinations, there is a growing market for discerning travelers who look for places to enjoy top-notch accommodations, exceptional services and unique experiences to appreciate the country’s history, culture, architecture and gastronomy.
The early 1970s was a turbulent period in Mexico’s history: the arrests and repression that followed the student uprisings of 1968 and 1971 led to the formation of armed socialist organizations in different parts of the country, which evolved into splintered urban guerilla movements.
After its summer goings-on and short hiatus, the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra (OFJ) has announced that its fall season begins Sunday, October 29.
Is it possible to eat too much spinach, cocoa and fruit and too many nuts, grains and seeds?
1968 was the year of student rebellion, with protests against authority erupting all over the world. The image of revolutionary Che Guevara was seen on t-shirts worn on campuses throughout the globe and nowhere more so than in Mexico.
Frank Le, Canada’s consul and senior trade commissioner in Guadalajara, didn’t join the foreign service to spend all his time stuck behind a desk.
Just as Mexico starts dressing up in red, white and green for the patriotic holidays, food lovers are slathering for a taste of the season’s emblematic tricolor gourmet treat: Chiles en Nogada.
