The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In these parts Huichol artistry is frequently on display is street stalls and on the sidewalk, but it is a glaring omission in prestigious museums. Perhaps the old adage that artists are rarely appreciated on their home turf is in operation here.
Guadalajara-born ballet phenom Isaac Hernandez says his “Despertares” show at the Auditorio Telmex on July 20 is likely to be the last in the series that started eight years ago.
The founder of Casa Cem, a unique Guadalajara organization that focuses on environmental protection, stepped forward this week to accept a prize from the hands of the state governor.
For the many expats availing themselves of the opportunity to register for medical coverage in Mexico under the IMSS system (Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social), it is important to know your rights with respect to obtaining your medical file should this become necessary.
I live in a neighborhood where a lot of new retail businesses open, perhaps encouraged by a loan from Mom and Dad, or just a unique idea.
Mexico has 45 days to stem the flow of Central American migrants – including many families seeking asylum in the United States – passing through this country or U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to reach for his stick once more.
Violence is an omnipresent danger for Mexican women. Six out of ten experience some form of it in their lifetime, the party Futuro Jalisco maintains. Between 1985 and 2016 more than 52,000 perished, an average of nine a day.
