The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Buildings were defaced and windows broken in small acts of random violence carried out during a protest in Guadalajara on International Women’s Day.
The Covid-19 vaccination program got off to a rather chaotic start in the Guadalajara metropolitan area Monday, when the first round of shots were administered in the suburban municipality of Tlaqepaque.
After Guadalajara Mayor Ismael del Toro was granted a leave of absence to campaign for reelection, the city council approved Bárbara Lizette Trigueros Becerra as interim mayor – the first time that a woman has led the municipality of Guadalajara, one of the largest in the country.
Without specifying a specific schedule, metro Guadalajara water utility SIAPA announced on Tuesday that the water supply will be shut off periodically to 213 colonias (neighborhoods), mostly in the eastern and northern sectors of the city.
The last of a trio of sculptures enhancing the central meridian has been installed a stone’s throw from the Chapala highway intersection on Guadalajara’s Avenida Lazaro Cardenas.
Following up on last week’s report in this newspaper on the resumption of sporting events in Jalisco, state authorities have authorized the return of fans to Guadalajara’s two main soccer stadiums, the Estadio Akron and Estadio Jalisco.
KidZania, the “family entertainment center” that puts children in simulated work environments, reopened its doors in Guadalajara’s Plaza Patria on Saturday, February 20.
Sanborns, one of the most iconic businesses in downtown Guadalajara, closed its doors indefinitely on March 2.
A homeless man who caused the death of a motorcycle food delivery courier after tossing a stone from a Guadalajara overpass has been remanded to custody for one year.
