The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Even though the federal government has committed to sending 6,000 members of its National Guard to the southern border with Guatemala to deal with the migrant crisis there, the state of Jalisco will be getting its full complement of officers from the newly created federal security force, Alfonso Durazo, Mexico’s secretary of Public Security and Citizen Protection, revealed this week.
Five people are known to have died while several others are still missing after a river burst its banks and flooded the small town of San Gabriel, located in the south of Jalisco about 30 kilometers north-west of Ciudad Guzman.
Jalisco state police officers secured and dismantled a makeshift laboratory for producing synthetic drugs detected last week at an isolated rural property near Ixtlahuacan de los Membrillos.
A string of Mexican passport applicants have recently fallen for fraudulent online “predators,” say local newspaper reports.
Sebastián Ofner of Austria, ranked 147th in the world, won the second edition of the Puerto Vallara Tennis Open, defeating Australia’s John-Patrick Smith (ranked 198) in the final.
The Jalisco Health Department (SSJ) has revealed that a bacterial infection detected at 14 public and private hospitals in Guadalajara has affected 67 people, and possibly been the cause of two deaths.
A lynx has been released into the Cerro Viejo hills in the Jocotepec pueblo of Potrerillos.
A pharmaceutical business linked to Carlos Lomelí Bolaños, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s point man in Jalisco, has received government contracts to the tune of 164 million pesos in 2019, according to an investigation by the independent agency Mexicanos Contra la Corrupción y la Impunidad (MCCI).
Five new bike lanes, 500 additional MiBici bicycles, plus some much-needed maintenance of existing pathways, are coming to Guadalajara.
