The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Local authorities have taken down the purple flag on Melaque beach warning of potentially dangerous marine life in the water.
A 76-year-old Canadian tourist died Thursday after being bitten by a marine animal while swimming at the Quieta beach in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero.
A 26-year-old woman died in a rare shark attack while swimming with her son in the Jalisco coastal town of Melaque.
Governor Enrique Alfaro believes Jalisco is heading in the right direction after data released by the federal government this week showed a significant drop in crime levels in the state during his term of office.
Histories tell us that Christmas carols actually had no religious content in the late 1800s. But then the enterprising Right Rev. Edward White Benson began a service of “Nine Lessons and Carols” to get the party-hearty crowd out of Cornish pubs and into church.
With the Charros still lingering near the bottom of the Mexican Pacific League standings, December may be the last chance to catch some pro baseball this winter (the playoffs start in January).
Historian José María Muriá, 81, one of this region’s most prolific authors, as well as an esteemed museographer, academic and professor, was recognized by the International Book Fair (FIL) this week in a special tribute presided over by Universidad de Guadalajara Rector Ricardo Villanueva.
Calls were made at the International Book Fair (FIL) for a full investigation into the murder of environmental activist Higinio Trinidad de la Cruz, who was found shot to death on November 23 on a rural stretch of road running between the Jalisco towns of Cuautitlán de García de Barragán and Las Marías.
Entering a city or town triumphantly on horseback accompanied by supporters and admirers (a procession referred to as a cabalgata) is something of a tradition in Mexico.
