The Guadalajara Reporter
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As the quantity of anti-Covid vaccines applied each day in Jalisco declines, the state government is winding down operations at inoculation venues set up last year to handle large numbers of people on a daily basis.
Members of brigades searching last week for disappeared relatives in the Tlajomulco municipality say they have found indications of clandestine gravesites at several properties.
Criminal violence took a heavy toll on the Jocotepec government last week when a City Hall official and two local police officers were shot and killed in separate incidents.
Wednesday, Jalisco legislators approved a landmark amendment to the state’s civil code defining marriage as a “union between two people,” instead of between a man and a woman.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro announced the end of the obligation to present a Covid-19 vaccination certificate or negative test result to enter large-scale events and access bars and clubs in the state.
Zapopan municipal authorities this week highlighted the inclusiveness of the current administration, posting on social media an image of “proud Zapopana” Paloma González concluding the process of changing official documents to reflect her gender identity.
International Women’s Day saw the establishment of a separate multi-party “women’s caucus” in the Jalisco State Congress, comprised, initially, of 21 of the legislature’s 24 female representatives.
Ramos Dog Shelter in the pueblo of Jaluco in Cihuatlan is full.
Few endeavours undertaken by charismatic wrestler-turned-actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson fail to turn to gold.
