The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Not satisfied with the high temperatures of the last couple of weeks, which have been hot enough to make people’s sweat itself perspire, Guadalajara’s weather gods decided to crank up the thermostat to 38 degrees Celsius – in the shade no less.
Guadalajara’s LGBTQ community is so full of pride that there is not one, but two yearly pride parades, scheduled one after the other in early June.
A commando attack outside a Guadalajara restaurant Monday targeted Jalisco’s former attorney general, Luis Carlos Najera, and left a toll of four members of the public and three police officers injured.
The tunnel boring machine (tuneladora in Spanish) that has been excavating a four-kilometer stretch below Guadalajara’s historic center for almost two years finally finished its labor this week.
The fourth annual Festival de Agave hits Guadalajara’s Plaza de la Liberacion, Saturday, May 26. The event seeks to promote the tradition and culture of agave cultivation and harvest.
“We were going to baptize him on Saturday, but now we will bury him.”
Guadalajara is battling it out with the city of Los Mochis, Sinaloa to be named the national winner in the One Planet City Challenge (OPCC), sponsored by the World Wide Fund (WWF).
A shocking commando-style attack by 12 gunmen outside a Guadalajara restaurant Monday failed in its attempt to assassinate Jalisco’s former attorney general, Luis Carlos Najera, but left four members of the public and three security officers injured.
According to the Jalisco Secretary of Transportation (Semov), during the last 15 years “rush hour” in Guadalajara’s metropolitan area has grown by 60 minutes.
