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New airline hoping to take off

A new Guadalajara-based airline is set to take to the skies of Mexico – as long as sufficient investors are found, of course.


Car thieves making hay

Guadalajara is reeling under a spate of car thefts.  In the first six weeks of 2012, there were 1,227 complaints of car theft made in the metropolitan area, a 44.35-percent increase from the 850 complaints filed in the same period last year. This equates to 26.6 stolen automobiles per day, more than one every hour.

PRI heavyweight enters race for city mayor’s job

The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has named an experienced pinch hitter to challenge former Jalisco Governor Alberto Cardenas in July’s election for Guadalajara mayor.

Clean air activists stage city center protest

Environmental activists placed masks over the faces of three statues in Guadalajara’s Rotunda of Illustrious Jalisco Citizens Monday to highlight deficiencies in federal laws  regulating air pollution in Mexican urban areas.

Kodak closing city manufacturing plant

Kodak’s continuing bankruptcy proceedings have brought the hammer down at last on their Zapopan facility. The manufacturing plant, currently focused on producing disposable cameras, will close in November, cutting 350 employees.

Pop star lauded for 'brilliant' career

Guadalajara Mayor Francisco Ayon declared Elton John a “Distinguished Guest” of the city prior to his concert at the Omnilife Stadium.

Guadalajara wins Youth Olympics nomination

Fresh from the success of the 2011 Pan American Games, Guadalajara has won Mexico’s nomination to host the 2018 Youth Olympic Games. The city was selected ahead of Monterrey by the Mexican Olympic Committee (COM) last Thursday.