The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
It’s been more than two decades since work began on Guadalajara’s Santuario de los Mártires Mexicanos (Sanctuary to the Mexican martyrs) and although the massive religious edifice is still unfinished, it has been welcoming pilgrims and celebrating three masses each Sunday for several years now.
Hagamos state legislator Mara Robles says she will spearhead a citizen initiative to enact laws legalizing abortion in Jalisco.
State Orchestra on tour
Following its appearances at the International Mariachi Festival and prior to the start of its third and final season of 2022 next month, the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra (OFJ) will visit three provincial towns to present free concerts as part of its ongoing program to reach different corners of the state.
Next month, Guadalajara will host the annual meeting and world conference of InterPride, an international organization representing and composed of producers of pride events for the LGBT community.
Morocco Kebab is just one of many good eating establishments in a part of Guadalajara that is jumping with fine to pedestrian dining—just one of many businesses with completely unique trajectories.
September 4, in an operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco, the Mexican military detained Erick Valencia Salazar, the co-founder of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) on whose head U.S. authorities had placed a $US5 million bounty.
Dozens of families enjoyed opening day at the Guadalajara metropolitan area’s newest green space, the Bosque Pedagógico del Agua (Colomos III), last Sunday.
It’s rare nowadays that neighbors can claim victory over local governments that bow to special interests by granting permission to build monstrous edifices, or holding noisy events right on their doorsteps.
The Jalisco Congress is discussing an initiative that would legalize the use of motorized rickshaws (tuk tuks) in certain parts of the Guadalajara metropolitan area, and in other areas of the state.
