The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara’s annual U.S. Independence Day celebration, held in the vast main hall of the Tec de Monterrey university, was this year thrown just a bit shy of July 4, occurring instead on Friday, June 22.
Both the Lake Chapala and Guadalajara chapters of Democrats Abroad will stage separate vigils Saturday, June 30, in support of the “Keep Families Together” rallies being held in multiple cities across the United States, and others around the globe.
Blood donations, as is well known, save lives.
Wednesday evening’s storm downed 80 trees and damaged scores of cars and homes.
Local historian Michael Hogan gives Democrats Abroad Guadalajara a dose of Mexican- American history at the group’s annual meeting, June 23.
Six deceased expatriates were named among the 31 distinguished personalities of Ajijic recognized at a public ceremony held Thursday, June 14 at the town’s Centro Cultural.
The American Society (Amsoc) English-languge Book Club will review “Mexican Kaleidoscope: Myths, Mysteries and Mystique” by Tony Burton (2016) at its next meeting on Thursday, June 21, 10 a.m.