The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Goethe Institute looks set to return Guadalajara. The German cultural center closed suddenly in 2011 leaving a vacuum for many students of the language. This void was quickly filled by an existing school, Bezirk, which has steadily grown to 300 students and 15 teachers.
Around 250 firefighters and civil protection officers from several municipalities battled bravely for 20 hours to extinguish a gasoline pipeline fire on the western outskirts of Guadalajara this week.
The Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce will relaunch its Tequila Express tourist excursion on Saturday, February 4.
Civic organizations are taking steps to assist deportees as concerns grow for the fate of thousands of undocumented Mexican migrants living in the United States.
Guadalajara’s February bullfighting season – one of most important of the year – gets underway at the Plaza de Toros Nuevo Progreso Saturday, February 4, 5 p.m., when the toreros topping the bill will be Nacho Garibay, Miguel Ángel Perera and Diego Silveti.
The Jalisco state government is ready to grant a 30-year concession to a private developer to construct and operate the Parque EduCreativo Huentitan, a major cultural/entertainment complex set to occupy a 20-hectare plot at the corner of Calzada Independencia Norte and Periferico Norte, adjoining the Guadalajara Zoo.
The 475th anniversary of Guadalajara will be celebrated in major style with GDLUZ, a dazzling five-day “light and entertainment” spectacle covering a significant section of the downtown core.
Tonala Mayor Sergio Chávez believes hardening attitudes toward Mexico in the United States is the reason why two containers of crafts from the Guadalajara suburb were detained at the U.S. border this week.
Around 100 state police officers, kitted out in full riot gear, disbanded a protest by around 40 community farmers at the Guadalajara Airport Tuesday.