The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Friends of the late archaeologist Phil Weigand gathered at the Jalisco Culture Secretariat building in downtown Guadalajara September 9 to pay tribute to “the man who discovered the lost civilization of Teuchitlán,” symbolized by the Guachimontones circular pyramids.
The absence of stop lights or barriers at busy train crossings in the Guadalajara metropolitan area is an omission that perplexes most foreigners and angers many safety-conscious Mexican citizens.
History seemed to repeat itself this week when a group of environmental activists staged a small protest outside the mega development taking shape on the 42-hectare grounds of the former Kodak plant on Avenida Mariano Otero near Guadalajara’s Plaza del Sol.
Guadalajara Mayor Enrique Alfaro gave his first state-of-the-municipality report (informe) this week, underscoring the substantial savings his “austerity programs” have achieved.
A depressed Tlaquepaque woman who feared she would lose her home because she couldn’t pay the mortgage took her own life, and that of her two children aged seven and 14.
In the kind of incident that is far more common north of the border, a clearly unbalanced man shot and killed an employee at the Guadalajara headquarters of the state Attorney General’s Office (Fiscalia General del Estado or FGE) on Wednesday.
Galeria Vertice, one of Guadalajara’s most committed art galleries, is closing its doors after 31 years, owner Luis Garcia Jasso has announced.
Around 300 Guadalajara bus drivers on various routes left hundreds of passengers stranded Wednesday after calling a lightning strike to demand a fare increase.
Bullfighting returns to Guadalajara’s Plaza de Toros Nuevo Progreso with the novillera season for up-and-coming toreros.
