The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
On the eve of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP21, set for Paris in early December, Guadalajara civic organizations are calling for a demonstration Sunday, November 29, to build awareness about climate change and its relation to the recent violence in Paris.
Motorists who had hoped to speed down a stretch of the new 110-kilometer Macrolibramiento (outer Guadalajara beltway) next month will have to wait until next spring.
Legislators sworn into the 61st Jalisco State Congress last weekend underscored their commitment to opening avenues for greater citizen participation in the lawmaking process.
Federal police have arrested a man they say is the second-in-command of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of the most violent drug organizations in the country.
The town of Zapotlanejo has set another Guinness record related to Day of the Dead, this time for the tallest catrina (elegant women skeleton).
If you’re roaming your garden and happen upon a strange caterpillar that vaguely resembles a furry little kitten, look but don’t touch!
The president of the Jalisco Cruz Roja, Miguel Angel Dominguez Morales, has issued an urgent call for more donations – in particular dispensas (food parcels) – to assist the population of southern Jalisco in their time of need.
The estranged wife of Grupo Omnilife/Chivas founder Jorge Vergara has filed a suit in Texas accusing her husband of involvement in organized crime.
One of the most unusual orchestras in the world is coming to Mexico to perform in next month’s Morelia Music Festival.
