The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As you hang up your 2019 calendar, you may want to mark important Mexican civic holidays, traditional festivities and special events that will come up over the next 12 months.
Alicia Kishpaugh and her husband Evan have a message for millennials – like themselves – who are considering a life outside of North America.
As conflicts worsen in the “Northern Triangle” of Central America, FM4 Paso Libre continues to welcome migrants, asylum seekers and political refugees arriving on foot or train every day.
The well liked leader of the large Anglican Diocese of Western Mexico made an emotional plea to parishioners at St. Mark’s church in Guadalajara, asking them to recognize and rise to the crisis represented by severely shrinking congregations.
Retiring can often be synonymous with “doing nothing, killing time and chilling out,” says David Pisarra. And while this may sound relaxing to some, the lawyer and international speaker warns that “doing nothing” comes with a price.
Christmas in Mexico, of course, is celebrated in a big way. Calling it “Christmas on steroids” would be too strong.
The Tarahumara Project got its start at Lakeside in 2006, while Libby Townsend and other volunteers were busy collecting warm coats and blankets for the Tarahumara, or Raramuri, as they call themselves – indigenous people inhabiting the Copper Canyon region of northwestern Mexico.
