The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
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.
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.
In 1564, navigator Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and 500 men set sail in five ships from the port of Barra de Navidad to the Philippines, where he established the first Spanish settlement in the East Indies.
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.
Jalisco is advancing in a positive direction but there is “still much work to do,” concluded Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro at the end his first informe (state-of-the-state address) held November 6 in the Jalisco Congress building.
At least a dozen dogs died in a single day in Jocotepec after picking up some type of poisonous substance at four different points in the town on Wednesday, November 13.
Prior to delivering his first annual state-of-the-state address (informe) this week, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro addressed how his administration has fared in the battle against crime since he took office almost one year ago.
Working for almost two weeks, personnel from Jalisco’s Forensic Sciences Institute have unearthed 30 bodies stuffed into around 70 plastic bags and buried in a mass grave in the El Zapote neighborhood of Tlajomulco, on the outskirts of Guadalajara.
The satellite town of Zapotlanejo has continued its record-breaking accomplishments during its Day of the Dead festival.
