The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexican citizens angered at the hefty January 1 increases in the price of gasoline staged multiple demonstrations in both Guadalajara and Chapala this week, with police in the state capital using tear gas to disperse one group of protestors outside the San Juan de Dios Market Monday.
Some readers may feel that 2016 was a year that should be quickly dispatched into the distant memory banks.
Santa Claus may not be a mainstream Mexican tradition (El Niño Dios brings the presents here), but he is still a hugely popular figure among Tapatios.
Assaulting bank clients who have just made large withdrawals has become one of the most popular crimes in metro-area Guadalajara this year.
Federal police officers arrested three Syrian nationals early Thursday at the Guadalajara International Airport after it was discovered they were traveling on false U.S. passports.
As of next year, traffic cops will have the power to tow vehicles that are not displaying a current emissions check (verificacion vehicular) sticker.
Born in Zurich, Switzerland, Matthias Mueller should know all about chocolate. But he didn’t start out as a chocolatier. For years, he was a tool and dye maker – and an avid swimmer in his early years.
The city’s third Fresko supermarket has opened in the new Espacio Galerias located on Rafael Sanzio, two blocks from the intersection with Avenida Guadalupe.
The United States Consulate in Guadalajara has made a significant donation of supplies to the Women’s Justice Center (Centro de Justicia para las Mujeres) in Guadalajara,
