The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In a bid to stimulate the Mexican economy at a typically low period for business following the Easter break, later this month the country’s retail sector will launch a second nationwide shopping event similar to El Buen Fin,
A 47-year-old Chicago woman who underwent liposuction surgery in Guadalajara died at the end of March, almost two weeks after her original surgery.
Thirty-five people were injured, five of them reported in serious condition, after a metro area bus back-ended a truck on the Guadalajara-Chapala highway near the El Tapatio hotel complex.
The U.S. government has singled out Guadalajara’s San Juan de Dios covered market (recently hit by a major fire; see GR April 2-8) as a major hub for the sale of counterfeit merchandise.
The first permanent clothing recycling containers in Guadalajara have been installed at both entrances to the Parque Colomos.
Authorities reported no injures or fatalities from a fire that spread through a section of Guadalajara’s labyrinthine San Juan de Dios (Libertad) market in the early hours of Thursday, March 31.
In a bid to curb the profusion of motorcycle-riding bandits, Guadalajara City Councilman Luis Cisneros Quirarte has presented an initiative that would ban motorcycles up to 500cc with two passengers from the Guadalajara city center and other popular areas of the city.
A concert in remembrance of all those who died from Covid-19 is scheduled Friday, April 8, at the Sagrado Metropolitano de Guadalajara, Morelos 348, in the Guadalajara city center.
The federal government will pony up nine billion pesos ($US454 million) towards funding for Guadalajara’s fourth Tren Ligero (light train) line, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro announced Wednesday, after meeting with President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador a day earlier.
