The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Heads have rolled after a refrigerator truck containing 157 unidentified corpses from the Guadalajara morgue was found abandoned in a field adjoining a subdivision in Tlajomulco.
In this monthly series, we republish a few of the headlines from our September editions 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
The repeated flooding caused by the recent rainy spell will have irritated many Guadalajara drivers but there is one upshot from the heavenly deluges.
In the wake of the recent murders of various police officers, civic organizations and police officers wearing civilian clothes marched from the Minerva Fountain to the governor’s residence to present Jalisco’s chief executive with several petitions.
Japanese electronics giant Toshiba this week opened a 38,000-square-foot building in Guadalajara.
The prestigious 2018 FIL Literary Award in Romance Languages has gone to 94-year-old Uruguayan writer and poet Ida Vitale, who lived in exile in Mexico for ten years following the military takeover in her country in 1974.
Guadalajara-based Cerveza Minerva, one of the country’s original craft beers, has sent its first shipment to the United States.
Recent reforms to Mexico’s energy sector have seen the arrival of foreign oil companies looking for a foothold in Mexico’s gas station market.
Hector Dueñas and Jude Wallesen, members of the Democrats Abroad Guadalajara chapter, were interviewed live on Canal 44 Thursday, September 6.
