The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While Jalisco Governor-elect Pablo Lemus has promised to eliminate the fee for the emissions inspection program (Verificación Responsable) and fines for noncompliance, he plans to remove vehicles that fail the test from the streets.
The 60-year-old woman who dragged a dog along a Tlaquepaque street after tying it to the rear bumper of her SUV has been released from prison.
Jalisco now ranks first nationwide in dengue cases, with 6,547 infections confirmed by the federal Health Ministry as of epidemiological week 38.
Reforms to the Jalisco Penal Code, approved by state legislators this week, increase penalties for those who “intentionally commit acts of mistreatment and cruelty to animals.”
Several new reports of assaults have been filed with the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office concerning a section of the Guadalajara-Colima toll road (autopista).
Ranchers from across Mexico will showcase their prized animals at the Jalisco Expo Ganadera (Livestock Fair), running from October 10 through November 3 at its traditional fairgrounds in Tlaquepaque.
A viral video of a middle-aged woman pulling a stray dog tied to her SUV in Tlaquepaque has sparked outrage and prompted police intervention.
All female inmates in Jalisco state prisons will no longer be required to wear the standard beige and white uniforms.
The earth beneath Mexico held firm on September 19, alleviating the fears of 127 million citizens who have understandably grown wary of this date on the calendar.
