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Construction crews to test downtown’s patience

Negotiating downtown Guadalajara in a car will become more taxing than ever as construction continues on the city’s third Tren Ligero (subway) line. This week saw the partial closure of Avenida 16 de Septiembre to facilitate the start of work on the below-ground “Cathedral” station.   The new line will run from central Zapopan to the Tonala bus station. Five of its 18 stations will be underground, all in the city center.


Maybe not a such a good idea

A Guadalajara dance troupe presented a bizarre “Nazi” performance for a competition at a University of Guadalajara arena that ended with them unfurling a huge swastika flag. 

Don’t make city center car free, merchants say

Downtown Guadalajara merchants wasted no time in applying pressure on mayor-elect Enrique Alfaro, drawing attention this week to the growth of unlicensed street trading, which they say has exploded under the administration of current Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) Mayor Ramiro Hernandez.