The Guadalajara Reporter
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Jalisco Civil Protection officials have discarded the possibility that a strange aroma emanating from the sewage network in several Zapopan colonias—described as garlicky—presents any danger to the public.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro broke with tradition by delivering his fifth and final informe (annual state-of-the-state report) in writing to the state Congress, thus declining to face opposition legislators and to listen to their opinions and criticisms.
The delayed Zapotillo Dam on the Verde River in northeastern Jalisco will be inaugurated in February 2024, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro confirmed last weekend during a visit to the project in the company of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Congestion around schools at drop-off and pick-up times often creates traffic gridlock and leads to frustration among parents and other drivers.
Ajijic’s month-long devotions honoring Our Lady of the Rosary come to an end on Tuesday, October 31 with a major village fiesta.
Several new projects designed to give a valuable shot in the arm to the already thriving tequila sector were announced last week when the National Chamber of the Tequila Industry (CNIT) convened to mark 200 years of Jalisco as a free and sovereign state.
Just days after her October 12 mega-pilgrimage, the Virgin of Zapopan is back on the road again for a traditional fall tour of Lake Chapala communities.
The Environmental Commission of the Jalisco Congress has approved draft legislation to sanction people who abandon their dogs, either in the street or elsewhere, and also leave them on rooftops in the searing heat for long periods.
The official period during which local political parties will select their candidates to run for the Jalisco governorship next year begins on Sunday, November 5.
