The Guadalajara Reporter
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Free burials, cremations, oxygen
In a virtual session held this week, the Jalisco State Congress approved the full reimbursement of burial and cremation costs for families who have lost relatives as a result of Covid-19 infection.
The Jalisco Human Rights Commission (CEDHJ) has opened an investigation into the deaths of 12 elderly people at a Guadalajara care home, supposedly all from Covid-19.
Some 44 cameras that are part of the Urban Shield (Escudo Urbano) in metropolitan Guadalajara were destroyed Monday in a coordinated attack on the state’s security system.
A Guadalajara bus driver has had his license revoked after a road rage incident that went viral on social media.
For the first time on record, the University of Guadalajara has annulled the results of the admission exams given in November to aspiring students after finding that many copied answers from other exams left in the exam rooms.
A clandestine grave site containing multiple corpses has been discovered in the Ojo de Agua neighborhood in the municipality of Tlajomulco de Zuñiga.
Throughout January, Zapopan City Council will operate a module to allow citizens to pay their annual municipal property tax (predial) from the comfort of their own vehicle.
A clandestine grave site containing multiple corpses has been discovered in the Ojo de Agua neighborhood in the municipality of Tlajomulco de Zuñiga.
Jalisco health officials check on the progress of the adaptation of a central warehouse at the Hospital General de Occidente in Guadalajara, which will operate as the state’s reception and distribution point for Covid-19 vaccines.
