The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Grupo Aeroporutario del Pacifico (GAP), operators of 13 Pacific Coast airports in Mexico, began work earlier this week on several projects in the Guadalajara International Airport they say will greatly improve a variety of services in the long term – but will most likely cause delays for users in the short term.
The stop-start saga of Guadalajara’s outer city beltway, the Macrolibramiento, has finally ended.
Oxxo, in the event you’re not in the habit of looking up from your feet as you walk around Mexico, is the country’s ubiquitous chain of convenience stores, brightly lit temples of fast food and drink staffed by the terminally bored and easily irritated.
Zapopan’s heart is currently the site of a perfect storm of civic beautification and public service facelifts –
“We are the best and only gastronomic zone in the metropolitan area,” crows Fouad Lakhdar. “We have restaurants representing ten different countries here.”
Kenyans have dominated the Guadalajara men’s marathon in recent years, but it was a runner from another African country who took top honors in Sunday’s 33rd edition of the event.
A state police officer assigned to Jalisco’s rapid response unit (FUR) has been recognized for his swift action in saving the life of a one-year-old infant.
December will see the start of a year-long process in the historic center of Guadalajara to phase out horse-drawn carriages for a fleet of faux-19th century electric models, according to Merilyn Gomez Pozos, municipal director of Animal Protection.
GAP, the operators of 12 airports on the Pacific side of Mexico, has announced the formation of a subsidiary company whose job will be the construction of a hotel adjacent to the Miguel Hidalgo International Airport in Guadalajara.
