The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In the wake of the attempted assassination in broad daylight of a former state attorney general by cartel commandos, the city’s tourism board is creating a festival it says has been designed to attract tourism to one of the city’s main nightlife centers.
Following the eruption of Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego on Sunday, June 3, which resulted in scores of deaths and mind-boggling infrastructure damage, four members of Jalisco’s Red Cross are being sent to provide aid, together with 16 others from around Mexico.
Some shoppers and employees at Plaza Patria thought they were being caught up in a tsunami as gallons of water poured into the mall during a heavy rainstorm Sunday evening.
Walmart may be Mexico’s largest employer and most profitable company, but that doesn’t mean its megastores always find success.
Some shoppers and employees at Plaza Patria thought they were being caught up in a tsunami as gallons of water poured into the mall during a heavy rainstorm Sunday evening.
Some shoppers and employees at Plaza Patria thought they were being caught up in a tsunami as gallons of water poured into the mall during a heavy rainstorm Sunday evening.
It seems Uber is always on the PR defensive, be it from complaints issuing from its drivers about dangerous passengers, or vice-versa.
Some shoppers and employees at Plaza Patria thought they were being caught up in a tsunami as gallons of water poured into the mall during a heavy rainstorm Sunday evening.
As if one needed any reminder that Jalisco is Mexico’s leading center of tech, an event last weekend in Zapopan highlighted the state’s status in that particular area of endeavor.
