Young woman’s encouragement effort coincides with 16 years of Operation Smile Mexico
Guadalajara-born Andrea Cervantes was first treated by an international non-profit for her facial birth defect when she was three years old.
Guadalajara-born Andrea Cervantes was first treated by an international non-profit for her facial birth defect when she was three years old.
Enforcement of Jalisco’s new emissions testing program (Verification Responsable) is in full swing, as traffic police look to identify and sanction non-compliers at checkpoints installed on Guadalajara streets.
Homages to the Mexican flag will be paid across the length and breadth of the nation on Friday, February 24—Dia de la Bandera.
A peek into the Reporter’s online archives quickly reveals the checkered history of recent efforts to resuscitate the Ixtépete archeological site, practically the Guadalajara metro-area’s only remaining notable pre-Hispanic ruins.
Have you ever thought that veganism is only a trend of the millennial generation? Maybe you think it is only a publicity trick, marketing, green washing or only new products for sale.
Beginning Sunday, January 8, at 1:30 and continuing for the next seven Sundays at Cine del Lago, 2023’s selections for the 13th Annual Jewish Film Festival, sponsored by the Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation, promise a program loaded with award-winning films and some of the best on-screen performances audiences hope to experience.
Guadalajara veterinarian Sergio Zamora reminisces about being bussed by the University of Guadalajara for five summers during the 1980s to the nearby Pacific coastline where he camped in palapas and tents as part of an ambitious effort to protect marine turtles from extinction.