The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In a joint operation last week, municipal, state and federal law-enforcement agencies swooped on vendors selling illegal medicines in Guadalajara’s Santuario neighborhood.
Motorcyclists have criticized the decision by the Secretaría de Movilidad (State Transportation Department) to start enforcing regulations obliging them to use bright, reflective vests (chalecos) to make them more visible.
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) is to begin charging homeowners and businesses in the Guadalajara metropolitan area by the month instead of every two months.
The first newly registered street vendors given permission to sell merchandize in the Guadalajara city center settled into their new spots this week.
Citizens are taking the opportunity to voice their dissent in greater numbers than ever before.
Although a week had passed since the Three Kings Day celebration, children at the Nuevo Hospital Civil in Guadalajara received an unexpected but welcome visit from gift-bearing benefactors on Wednesday, January 13.
The music has stopped in Guadalajara’s once landmark Plaza de los Mariachis, where grown men could hang out with beer and tequila, openly shed tears and sing along to soulful melodies of requited love.
Guadalajara city hall’s latest move in its no-nonsense approach to local affairs is to outlaw the handing out of fliers (volantes) in the street.
Two incidents on consecutive days suggest that criminals targeting bank customers are prepared to use more aggressive methods.
