The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Almost 400 Jalisco traffic cops were subjected to an unannounced breathalyzer test this week. The exams were carried out by a team from the nighttime “Torito” patrols to detect drunk drivers. The officers were surprised to learn they were to be tested after turning up for work on Monday morning at 6:30 a.m. The tests were carried out en masse soon after the officers had given the traditional weekly salute to the Mexican flag.
Jalisco State congressman Augusto Valencia Lopez believes motorcycle bandits are getting away with their crimes far too easily and says transit authorities must enforce laws that require all motorcyclists to wear reflective waistcoats.
A man who ran information security and ethical hacking courses out of Guadalajara has been shot to death in the city’s Colonia Moderna.
A wave of independent candidates have shaken up Mexican politics this year, raising the prospect that the nation could elect its first ever independent president in 2018. This was the hot topic among Mexico’s most prominent independent politicians on the opening day of Guadalajara’s 2015 International Book Fair (FIL).
Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval has highlighted his administration’s efforts to thwart deforestation and environmental deterioration in this state at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21).
The Christmas buzz gripped the Guadalajara city center this week as the traditional lights were turned on and several associated seasonal attractions opened to the public.
The standoff between ousted street vendors and Guadalajara city hall shows no sign of easing up. Earlier this week, several vendors claiming they were hurt in scuffles with municipal police officers on December 4 filed complaints of abuse with the State Human Rights Commission.
Gigamon Inc., a market leader in security and traffic visibility solutions, this week opened a new components plant in Zapopan’s Technology Park.
If this doesn’t make you smile, maybe nothing will! More than 150 clowns from some 30 associations took part in a Dia del Payaso parade in downtown Guadalajara Thursday afternoon.
