The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Will customers care to buy furniture after a satirical comment on economic woe?This store in downtown Guadalajara offering cut-price office furnishings is making a gambit that lighthearted attention will outweigh the sting of truth.
Zapopan city hall is finally taking action over Pemex gas stations built close to residential homes, businesses and schools in violation of municipal codes.
Traffic police in Guadalajara will be on the lookout for motorists driving under the influence during the Christmas period, with “alcohol meters” installed on main roads across the city.
Three men held in custody have reportedly admitted their involvement in the slaying of 26 people whose bodies were dumped beside Guadalajara’s Millennium Arches on November 24.
Former Jalisco Governor Alberto Cardenas has registered to run for mayor of Guadalajara next year.
Local golf star Lorena Ochoa gave birth to a baby boy, Pedro Conesa Ochoa, on December 11 in Mexico City.
Residents of Guadalajara should refrain from outdoor exercise between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. due to early morning seasonal thermal inversions.
Jehovah’s assembly
More than 35,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses congregated in the Omnilife Stadium last weekend for the denomination’s annual regional assembly. Adherents from 320 congregations in Jalisco and several other states reaffirmed their beliefs and saw 400 new members baptized into the faith.
The 25th International Book Fair (FIL) drew to a close last weekend, with record attendance but a dip in sales compared with last year.
