The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Jalisco Health Department will receive 1.3 million doses of influenza vaccine this year. The vaccine will be administered free of charge at most health clinics throughout the state and will be available from next week.
Recently arrived U.S Consul General in Guadalajara Tanya Anderson receives a Huichol yarn painting from Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval
Animal rights activists changed their minds and decided not to file a legal complaint against the owner of a horse that collapsed from exhaustion after participating in Monday’s Virign de Zapopan religious procession.
Investors are set to plow some $US150 million into 18 new hotels in the Guadalajara metropolitan area over the next two years, says Miguel Angel Fong, president of the Jalisco Hotel and Motel Association.
Cranes move into position the first of 358 steel beams that will form the base of the overground section of Guadalajara’s third Tren Ligero (subway) line. Each beam is 40 meters in length, weighs 98 tons and will need 500 liters of paint.
Getting into and traversing downtown Guadalajara is taking double the usual time due to the closure of the Avenida Hidalgo tunnel that runs from the Corona Market to the Calzada Independencia.
Federal police have arrested a presumed senior operative for the violent Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) who is believed to be responsible for the March 2013 slaying of Jalisco Tourism Secretary Jesus Gallegos Alvarez in Guadalajara.
The Mexico-Germany Business and Industry Chamber (Camara Mexicano-Alemana de Comercio e Industria) has opened an office in Guadalajara.
Even the most creative writer of Mexican telenovelas (soaps) would be hard pressed to come up with a story line similar to the real-life drama engulfing the lives of colorful Guadalajara businessman Jorge Vergara and his estranged wife Angelica Fuentes.
