The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
World Wetlands Day has come again, this time with a special significance for the people of Teuchitlán, because February 2 marked the tenth anniversary of the acceptance of Presa la Vega as a Ramsar site, “a wetland of international importance.”
When it comes to great hiking trails, residents of the towns along Lake Chapala’s north shore have only to stroll out their doors and head up into the hills.
I recently read a story stating that the small town of Cajititlán, located 16 kilometers north of Lake Chapala, should be renamed “Ciudad Mural,” or the City of Murals.
Belgian-born pioneer in electronic music, Joel Vandroogenbroeck, died suddenly and unexpectedly on December 23.
During my stay in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, the capital of the state of Chiapas, I had a brief chance to visit the celebrated Lagunas de Montebello, which are located 170 kilometers to the southwest, near the border of Guatemala.
Jalisco’s Queen of Traditional Cuisine, Maru Toledo, has published a new cookbook (her 22nd!) entitled “Comer y Vivir en Sayula” (Eat and Live in Sayula).
Fresh winds are blowing through the stuffy halls of academia. Recently, I got to see these changes with my own eyes when I visited a small private school in Guadalajara called Instituto México Inglés (IMI)
