The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
“Pirata,” a pitbull that allegedly mauled to death a man who authorities say was trying to burglarize an unoccupied property, has become an internet hero.
Relatives of missing persons protested boisterously outside the Jalisco governor’s residence last Friday, causing some minor damage to the property and provoking a stern reaction from state authorities.
Sport once again proves it can be more than just a pastime to while away the hours, and can have a profound social impact.
In this monthly series, we republish a few of the headlines from our May editions 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
As in previous years, two gay pride parades will take place in Guadalajara in June.
Operators of horse-drawn carriages (calandrias) in the Guadalajara historic center have been forced to suspend their labors on three occasions so far this month due to the extreme heat.
With the start of the rainy season less than one month away, teams are spreading out across the metropolitan area to unclog scores of storm drains that have become blocked with sediment and garbage.
Visitors to the Plaza Galerias in Zapopan may not have noticed that U.S. food outlet Hooters has returned to the mall after several years’ absence.
Jalisco’s brave firefighters are getting a reward for their heroic work over the past few months – one of the busiest forest fire seasons on record.
