The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
An earthquake hazard evaluation carried out by a respected Japanese outfit has sent shock waves reverberating through Zapopan city hall.
Guadalajara city hall has launched a program to rid the municipality of “apartalugares,” people who illegally place buckets and other objects to “reserve” free parking spaces on streets and then charge motorists for the privilege of using them.
Charged up by the recent decision of the Oaxaca legislature to legalize abortion in that state, activists in Guadalajara – nearly all female – took to the streets of Guadalajara September 28, on International Safe Abortion Day.
Surrounded by Guadalajara’s iconic, yellow-tile spires, La Rotonda de Los Jaliscienses Ilustres e Ilustras, and the Palacio Municipal, an underground warren of locales (shops) to which nobody pays much attention, is spread out beneath a bustling but bleak plaza and its fountain. Welcome to Plaza Guadalajara.
Anyone looking around for a new car might do no worse than head over to Expo Auto at Expo Guadalajara on Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6, when most of the auto distributors that operate in metro area Guadalajara will gather under one roof.
Guadalajara will try to set a new Guinness record by creating the largest ever human breast cancer awareness bow on Saturday, October 19.
The mentality behind last weekend’s pro-life and anti-same sex marriage march in Guadalajara represents a “backward” step for human and women’s rights in Mexico, a leading activist said.
The credit rating agency Fitch has raised Zapopan from an AA to a AAA rating, according to Mayor Pedro Lemus.
Hospitals and health clinics in Guadalajara, as well as Red and Green Cross facilities, are feeling the strain as staff attend to an ever growing number of patients turning up with dengue fever symptoms.
