The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While dragging a calandria along Avenida Chapultepec this week, a horse slipped and fell on the brand new, brick-like surface. The image went viral on Twitter; the horse is fine.
The city of Guadalajara figures sketchily in histories of the Mexican Revolution. Most significant events of the savage ten-year civil war (1910-20) that tore Mexico apart took place in other parts of this huge nation.
A 35-year-old woman has died at a residential home doubling as a cosmetic surgery clinic in Tlaquepaque while having a liposuction intervention. Officials say the clinic was unlicensed. The doctor who treated Flores, Oscar Raul Macias Parada, has been detained and the house closed for further investigation.
Traffic cops in Guadalajara are getting tough on inconsiderate motorists who park their vehicles in bays reserved exclusively for disabled people.
Guadalajara’s third subway (tren ligero) line will run underground only briefly as it cuts through downtown Guadalajara on its way from the center of Zapopan to the bus station in Tonala.
Expo Guadalajara will be buzzing as some 40,000 geeks and techies armed with laptops and other gadgets flood into the fifth edition of the Campus Party over the next five days.
Hundreds of doctors will march in 53 cities – including Guadalajara – on Sunday, June 22 in support of 16 colleagues in Jalisco who face jail terms after being found guilty of medical negligence following the death of a 15-year-old boy at an IMSS pediatric hospital in 2011.
A 26-year-old woman from Peru who swallowed at least 35 packets of cocaine became ill shortly after arriving at the Guadalajara International Airport Wednesday.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto revealed his penchant for Mexico's famed fiery liquor during a visit to Guadalajara Monday.
