The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
On November 25, women, activists, feminist collectives and other groups in Guadalajara held activities to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
The giant puppets of “Les Girafes” took center stage in Guadalajara this weekend, mesmerizing audiences with their eight-meter-tall, whimsical giraffes that interacted playfully with the crowd.
As usual, the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) is set to be a major event in the literary world, attracting more than 800 authors, over 18,000 industry professionals, and around 900,000 visitors.
Guadalajara’s Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport has launched Terminal Work, a new coworking space designed to cater to travelers and locals in need of a productive environment.
Australian author Mary Albert will feature her debut children’s book, “Millionaire Bear: A Story About Overcoming Bullying,” at the 2025 Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL).
In response to last weekend’s violent end to peaceful protests in Guadalajara, Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus has asserted that provocateurs from outside the state were largely to blame.
Once Thanksgiving is done and dusted next week, all eyes will turn to Christmas — although most of the larger stores have been hawking Yuletide merch for weeks.
Yolanda Zamora, one of the most recognized voices in radio, will be honored with the Fernando Benítez National Tribute for Cultural Journalism at FIL 2025.
What began as one of the largest civic demonstrations Guadalajara has seen in several years ended in chaos on Saturday, November 15, as a small group of masked individuals clashed with riot police and vandalized government buildings in the city’s historic center.
