The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The first prototype design for a new diesel/electric vehicle to replace Guadalajara’s calandrias (horse-drawn carriages) was released this week. The city council has ruled that the age-old tradition is unfair to the horses and is actively looking for a replacement.
Guadalajara’s Zoo has undergone several transformations since opening back in the late 1980s.
Sunday, May 7, Guadalajara will be one of several locations around the world to participate in the Wings for Life World Run, a global charity event that sees its geographically disparate races begin at the exact same time.
Tlaquepaque city fathers this week opened a new visitor center – the first of its kind in Guadalajara’s popular arts and crafts suburb.
It’s a plotline straight out of Terry Gilliam’s satire “Brazil”: a woman with a cap of snow-colored hair, born in 1900, is denied, vis-à-vis the enigmatic machinations of a monolithic bureaucracy, the continuation of her public assistance stipend.
Agatha, one of the orangutans residing at the Guadalajara Zoo, may not get the same appreciation as her human counterparts on May 10 (Mother’s Day in Mexico), but the love and tenderness she shows for her offspring is no less worthy of our respect.
The gradual hike in the price of avocados over the past two months is due to a seasonal drop in production, Jalisco Rural Development Secretary Hector Padilla has confirmed.
More than 40 female traffic cops are being trained to use mobile speed cameras on the streets and avenues of the metropolitan area and the highways and byways of Jalisco.
According to two dispassionate, bored teenagers manning a t-shirt stall, the Tiangius Cultural next to downtown Guadalajara’s Parque Agua Azul has been going down every Saturday for about 30 years.
