The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Jalisco will become the first state in Mexico to legally recognize the value of the contribution of unpaid homemakers to society and the economy.
An eight-year-old boy who died after ingesting arsenic and other pollutants following a tumble into the Santiago River 15 years ago was remembered this week by NGOS and environmental activists.
A woman driver died this week after her vehicle was dragged more than 250 meters by a train at a notoriously dangerous crossing in the metro-area suburb of Tlajomulco.
The Jalisco branch of women’s rights NGO CLADEM has rebuked Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro for his comments following the shooting deaths of two women in the prosecutor’s office in Poncitlan on January 31.
Several companies offer full-day tours to the magic town of Tequila and its environs, although prices may seem steep for those on limited budgets, especially if family members tag along too.
Katya Echazarreta, Mexico’s first female astronaut, is the namesake of the new fire station built by the Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos government.
Fines issued to Jalisco drivers caught using their cellphones at the wheel increased from 6,069 in 2021 to 7,102 in 2002.
Two beers made by Cervecería de Colima, a craft brewery in Jalisco’s neighboring state, now carry special labels celebrating the 200 years of bilateral relations between Mexico and the United States: Cayaco, a Mexican lager, and Páramo, an American pale ale.
The Jocotepec municipal government Animal Protection Department trapped a small gray fox that was discovered early this week inside a home in the Delegation town of San Cristobal Zapotitlan.
