The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Here at last is a place in western Mexico which offers you a chance to commune with Mother Nature, yet is not located at the end of a suspension-destroying, washboard brecha (dirt road).
In 2002, the government of Mexico authorized a project aimed at saving the Mexican tarantula from the damage inflicted on the species by poachers.
Mexico is once again making news in the international video game business.
Matatlán is a small town located 20 kilometers east of downtown Guadalajara, perched on the brink of a deep canyon with nearly vertical walls.
I live in Pinar de la Venta, a rural community perched on a mountaintop eight kilometers from Guadalajara.
The neighborhood public library occupies a warm spot in the memories of my childhood.
Eusebio Francisco Kino is one of the most brilliant, great-hearted and colorful characters in the history of Mexico, but outside of Sonora, he is, perhaps, somewhat forgotten.
