The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Very few stores have signed up to a scheme allowing foreign visitors to reclaim value-added tax on their purchases in Mexico.
Work on the long-anticipated Line 3 of Guadalajara’s tren ligero (light-rail network) is moving along, with officials announcing that no further delays are expected.
“At one point there was a four-million-dollar price on my head,” said Sebastian Marroquin, the son of infamous Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar.
As part of the run up to El Día del Niño (Children’s Day) celebrated April 30, the Jalisco Culture Ministry is holding a special musical gathering of children from across Mexico.
Jalisco authorities have installed a new information board in Tlaquepaque that transmits information about pollution across the state, with the aim of informing and providing recommendations to citizens about the current climate.
Croqueton 2016, an event to gather food for dogs and cats living in shelters, takes place Sunday, April 17 at the auto agency located in front of the entrance to the Guadalajara Zoo.
Like heralds of Guadalajara’s young municipal administration, four brightly colored trash containers have appeared to much fanfare at two locations in central Guadalajara.
The final concert to be given by ranchero legend Vicente Fernandez will be broadcast live at the Minerva Glorieta on Saturday, April 16.
Patrons of the new Corona Market in downtown Guadalajara received a scare this week when a gas leak in a taco stand on the ground floor caused a minor explosion.
