The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
This week’s launch of a thrice-weekly agricultural cargo flight from Jalisco to Vancouver will strengthen ties between the two regions and might even pave the way for the first direct passenger flight from Guadalajara to Canada.
In another twist in the soap opera that is the decades-long fracas over Guadalajara’s airport, a consortium of the Jalisco’s private industrial interests is threatening to use its clout with the government to move the transportation hub from its current location across the city’s massive metropolitan expanse to Zapopan.
Drivers could be in for a torrid time in the Guadalajara metro area over the next few months with road closures scheduled in several zones.
Guadalajara’s new aquarium, adjoining the Parque Alcalde, Acuario Michin, has introduced some discounted prices just in time for the school vacation.
People traveling by air can expect their lives to get more complicated soon. What those complications will consist of is largely a mystery.
The free parking at meters in Guadalajara (municipal area) that Tapatios and visitors have enjoyed for the past six months is about to end.
New strategies involving the Mexican Army and federal police are being implemented to combat the spike in violent crime that has gripped metro-area Guadalajara in recent weeks.
Guadalajara Mayor Enrique Alfaro and members of his cabinet this week took the first step in keeping a pledge to resign if his constituents decide they are doing a poor job.
Americans love their meat. It goes great with guns, whisky and fireworks.
