The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
An avalanche of criticism greeted the announcement this week from Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro that the cost of using Guadalajara’s Tren Eléctrico (subway), Trolebús, Microbús and Sitran, as well as all bus routes currently operating under the “rutas empresas network,” will increase their fares from 7 to 9.50 pesos as of July 27 – a hike of around 35 percent.
The elevated bridge linking Avenida Patria to Avenida Acueducto – across from the Andares Mall – has been closed for three weeks for upgrading and resurfacing.
In this monthly series, we republish a few of the headlines from our July editions 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
Democrats Abroad GDL is sponsoring debate watch parties and everyone is invited.
Two Jesuit seminarians are offering the public a series of five free, hour-long workshops to raise awareness about the harsh realities faced by Central Americans traveling north through Guadalajara.
The Hospital General de Occidente (HGO) in Zapopan will become the first health center of its kind in Mexico to open a specialist unit to exclusively attend to transgender persons.
You can now order supplies from Walmart’s Superama stores by the WhatsApp messaging service.
The Jalisco Tourism Department (Secturjal) has commissioned artists from the state’s eight Pueblos Mágicos (Magic Towns) to create special pieces for a promotional exhibit titled “Jalisco en el corazón” (Jalisco in the heart).
A Recycling Tianguis is being organized to raise funds for Una Sonrisa al Dolor, a Guadalajara-based charity that supports people suffering from chromic rheumatic diseases.
