The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The imposing mural of Mexico’s Independence champion Miguel Hidalgo holding the “torch of freedom” that graces the stairwell of the Jalisco Government Palace in downtown Guadalajara
The “regulating” mayor of Guadalajara, Enrique Alfaro, has now set his sights on one of the city’s most visible traditions: the horse-drawn carriages (calandrias) that transport tourists around the traffic-clogged streets of the historic center.
Last weekend, traders finally took occupancy of the new Mercado Corona, almost two years after the landmark covered market in the city center burned to the ground.
Jesus makes his way to Calvary in the heart-throbbing representations of the Way of the Cross.
To mark International Women’s Day on Tuesday, the nine municipalities that comprise the Guadalajara metropolitan area signed an agreement aimed at guaranteeing that women have equal opportunities and are free to fully exercise their rights.
Cab drivers and merchants from a technology mall clashed in the Guadalajara city center Tuesday when a protest against new regulations governing the Uber taxi service spiraled out of control.
Hundreds of fans partied in various locations across Mexico in celebration of Leonardo DiCaprio’s long anticipated Oscar win, while snubbing Mexico’s Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu achievement of becoming the first director to collect consecutive Academy Awards since Joseph L. Mankiewicz in 1950.
Guadalajara’s Municipal Palace and Mexico City’s iconic Angel de la Independencia will turn green on Thursday, March 17 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Members of a communal land holding (ejido) demanding payment for territory expropriated for the construction of the Guadalajara International Airport nearly 60 years ago blocked the facility this week.
