The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Colectivo 4:20, a Guadalajara-based group created via social media that is campaigning to legalize marijuana in Mexico, took to the city’s premier avenue this week to disseminate information about the polemic substance.
The Guadalajara metro area’s green lung, the Bosque de la Primavera, a natural area protected from development by a 1980 presidential decree, has just over 800 owners, including 421 private property owners, about 400 communal agrarian users (ejiditarios) and the state government.
You won’t see any performing animals at the Atayde Hermanos Circus that is now offering daily shows at the Lopez Mateos Explanade (Lopez Mateos and Cubilete).
The fate of the of the Villa Panamericana, built on the outskirts of Guadalajara to house athletes and officials participating in the 2011 Pan American Games, is still hanging in the balance.
A 42-year-old woman has died during a liposuction procedure at a clinic in Tlaquepaque.
A government-backed outreach center that provides support, education and accommodation to pregnant girls and young women aged from 10 to 18 has opened in Guadalajara – the first facility of its kind in the country.
About a week ago, representatives from Portland, Oregon, visited Guadalajara announcing the donation of two fire trucks, one with a large ladder and another a pump, along with other firefighting equipment.
Local print and broadcast journalists take part in a demonstration in Guadalajara’s Parque Revolucionario Sunday to draw attention to the ongoing climate of violence that has seen more than 140 of their colleagues killed or “disappear” in the past decade in Mexico.
The famed markets of San Juan de Dios in Guadalajara and Tepito in Mexico City have been singled out by the U.S. government as hotbeds for the sale of counterfeit goods that could cause economic harm to the United States.
