The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
San Jose, California-based IT leader Cisco has opened a new supply chain operations/engineering center in Guadalajara to support its work both here and throughout Latin America.
Autotransportes Chapala-Guadalajara is streamlining the procedure to offer reduced rates to students residing in the lakeshore region who travel to Guadalajara to attend preparatoria (high school) and university classes.
A group of 62 Jalisco firefighters were given a warm welcome back in Guadalajara this week after spending 41 days battling forest fires in the Canadian province of Alberta.
Hundreds of applicants thronged the plaza facing Guadalajara’s Cabañas Institute this week in search of work at the third Feria Nacional del Empleo para Personas con Discapacidad y Adultos Mayores (National Jobs Fair for the Disabled and Senior Citizens).
Whatever you can do we can do better! That could be the motto of groups seeking legislative reforms to allow gay couples in Jalisco to marry and adopt children.
Jalisco firefighters who spent more than a month battling blazes in the Canadian province of Alberta have urged the state governor to upgrade their jobs from contract to permanent positions.
Of the 326,000 people who have been asked to take a DUI alcohol breath test since the Salvando Vidas program was introduced in Jalisco in November 2103, 97 percent have come through with flying colors. The three percent who failed the test have either paid a hefty fine or spent up to 36 hours in jail to sober up.
In a meticulously planned operation on August 18, 140 tons of various kinds of narcotics were incinerated at exactly the same time in nine Mexican states.
Citizens demanding the removal of state police from their towns may have been paid by criminal gangs to stage a protest outside the State Government Palace in Guadalajara Wednesday.
