No fireworks please, gov’t tells priests
The Jalisco government has instructed Catholic priests in the Guadalajara metropolitan area to urge parishioners to refrain from setting off fireworks during their religious festivities.
The Jalisco government has instructed Catholic priests in the Guadalajara metropolitan area to urge parishioners to refrain from setting off fireworks during their religious festivities.
The Jalisco Family Development Agency (DIF) has put into action a program to assist the state’s most vulnerable population during the winter months.
Fourteen people lost their lives when a van taking them to Puerto Vallarta caught fire after plowing into the back of a parked trailer on the Zapotlanejo-Tepatitlan toll road in the early hours of Wednesday.
Indigenous communities in the south of Mexico will get to have their say on the future of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s pet project, the Tren Maya, on December 15.
Christmas is just around the corner and that means cash registers are starting to ring all around Guadalajara.
Conservative groups are voicing their opposition to a draft law that seeks to ban the widely discredited practice of ”conversion therapy” for LGBT+ people in Jalisco.
With winter just around the corner, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro has called on the population to get flu shots and avoid a health crisis similar to the recent dengue epidemic in the state.