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The Jalisco branch of the federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) has slapped the offices of eight airlines in Guadalajara with temporary closure orders for misleading their customers.
Speed cameras will be set up at seven more points in the Guadalajara metropolitan area before the end of this month, the Jalisco Traffic Department (Semov) has announced.
Cameras will be used on Avenidas Adolf Horn, Lázaro Cárdenas, Mercedes Félix, Juan Pablo Segundo, Juan Palomar y Arias and González Gallo, as well as on the Periférico near the intersection with Avenida Guadalupe, Semov says.
Fed up with the annual flooding of their streets, residents of Zapopan’s Ciudad del Sol neighborhood have taken matters into their own hands and built several absorption wells that allow rainwater to drain into the subsoil and eventually the underground water table.
Guadalajara city councilors from the National Action Party (PAN) are insisting that the money raised from the sale of municipal land earmarked as the new venue for the Fiestas de Octubre is designated exclusively for the benefit of residents of slender economic means and environmental causes, and not to pay off any of the municipality’s massive debt.
A 68-year-old Guadalajara man kept the body of his wife in his house for a week when she passed away suddenly.
Imagine 1.5 billion tacos. That's the amount of Mexican snacks gamers are reckoned to have served up in three years playing "Taco Master," the popular mobile game designed by Guadalajara media company Kaxan Media Group.
Construction of a second runway at the Guadalajara International Airport is “not an urgent matter,” Bernardo Gutierrez Navarro, the Jalisco delegate of the Communications and Transportation Ministry (SCT), said this week.
In a ceremony that managed to cause traffic gridlock, state and federal dignitaries delivered the banderazo (flag-waving) for work to start on Guadalajara’s much-vaunted third subway line, which will run from the northern Zapopan beltway to the new bus station in Tonala.
Not for the first time, the Catholic archdiocese of Guadalajara is to launch an “intense” fundraising campaign to collect money to move forward construction of the ambitious Santuario de los Martires (Martyrs’ Sanctuary) in the Cerro de Cuatro barrio on the southern outskirts of the city.
