The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In this monthly series, we republish a few of the headlines from our March editions 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
The excellent Trompo Magico children’s museum in Zapopan reopened to the public on Thursday, March 18, following a series of adaptations in order to observe Covid-19 protocols.
With Covid deaths and cases in Mexico now approaching levels last seen in the fall, area business and government leaders are cracking open the doors of merriment to a frightened but bored populace.
Covid-19 vaccinations for people over age 60 will start at nine locations in the Guadalajara municipality in the metropolitan area on Saturday, March 20.
Buildings were defaced and windows broken in small acts of random violence carried out during a protest in Guadalajara on International Women’s Day.
Spanish tennis player Sara Sorribes Tormo made the most of her first WTA singles final opportunity with a 6-2, 7-5 win over Canada’s Eugenie Bouchard to win the Abierto de Zapopan tournament Saturday.
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.
Guadalajara Mayor Ismael del Toro has decided not to run for reelection for a second consecutive three-year term.
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.