Thanks but no thanks
Some Guadalajara street traders have returned the cycle carts given to them by the municipal government as part of its move to regulate trade in the city center.
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Some Guadalajara street traders have returned the cycle carts given to them by the municipal government as part of its move to regulate trade in the city center.
As millions of Mexican Catholics followed the visit of Pope Francis, either in person or on television, another group of religious devotees were holding a precedent-setting ceremony in downtown Guadalajara’s most iconic plaza.
The Andares Mall is not only one of the fanciest in the metropolitan area, it is arguably also the most innovative.
A mega-protest of opponents of same-sex marriage is planned in Guadalajara on Saturday, February 20.
Two semi-circular tunnels will be built to ease traffic flow at the congested LopezMateos/Perferico intersection.
The 2016 winter/spring bullfighting season begins at the Plaza de Toros Nuevo Progreso on Sunday, February 14 with an appearance by Spain’s Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza, considered the world’s greatest rejoneador, or horseback bullfighter.
Officials from the Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) prowled tortilla shops this week on the lookout for price gaugers after the cost of the food staple spiked across Jalisco.
Leonardo DiCaprio fans in Guadalajara are planning a mass celebration at the Minerva Glorieta if the actor finally wins an Oscar this month.
An investigation into valet parking operators in Guadalajara has revealed that less than 20 percent meet the necessary requirements to operate.