The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Activists from the anti-abortion NGO, Frente Nacional por la Familia (FNF), staged a demonstration Monday in downtown Guadalajara to protest laws that guarantee rape victims in Jalisco the right to abortions.
Mexico’s new justice system is taking a long time to get its wheels in motion.
Around 600 people in Guadalajara joined in a worldwide “strike” to highlight gender inequality and violence toward women on International Women’s Day, March 8.
Guadalajara is on a shortlist of three to host the Gay Games XI in 2022, following a vote taken at the general assembly of the Federation of Gay Games (FGG) held at the end of February.
From the 1970s through the early 90s, American stalwart Denny’s was a fixture in Guadalajara, – its several open-all-day outlets always popular with expats in search of home-style comfort food.
Five people died in a shoot-out between officers from Jalisco’s Fuerza Unica Regional (FUR, regional rapid response force) and a group of armed men near Jocotepec Thursday afternoon.
The Jalisco Transportation Department (Semov) is modifying its enforcement policies amid growing concern at a massive surge in the number of tickets issued to motorists caught on camera driving above the speed limit in the past few years.
Willem Dafoe was the big star name at this week’s Guadalajara International Film Festival and the American screen actor didn’t disappoint,
The first wildfire of 2017 this week threatened properties in the Guadalajara subdivision of Pinar de la Venta, home to Reporter columnist John Pint and his wife Susy.