The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Over 190,000 people have signed an online petition for the release of two Tapatio teenagers who have spent nearly ten months in prison for a crime that they did not commit.
Kids love role-playing by mimicking traditionally adult activities. Fourteen years ago, that premise led Mexican entrepreneur Xavier Lopez Ancona to open KidZania, an entertainment/educational theme park where children aged 4 to 12 could acquire real-life skills, learn about working and having a career and be introduced to the fundamentals of financial literacy.
The general public may enter free of charge on the final day of the third International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Business Expo, which takes place at Expo Guadalajara from Thursday, September 5 to Saturday, September 7.
Economically challenged Mexicans lacking health insurance who turned up at the public Hospital General de Occidente (commonly referred to as Zoquipan) in Zapopan this week were surprised to find that charges for medical services had shot up overnight by roughly 120 percent.
Behind schedule and with doubts over the transparency of its financing and construction, Guadalajara’s new civil court court complex opened this week with a ceremony presided over by Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval.
The nation’s teachers were up in arms this week as Mexico passed controversial reforms that will force all public educational workers to undergo mandatory evaluations.
Four teenagers were arrested in Guadalajara last week for using Facebook to threaten and extort an 18-year-old male, the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office (FGE) revealed on Saturday.
A month-long donation campaign at the Costco store in Guadalajara has raised more than 321,000 pesos for the Mi Gran Esperanza charity that assists children with cancer.
Fugitive whistleblower Edward Snowden was not the only one to spend time living in an airport lounge this summer. In a story reminiscent of Steven Spielberg’s movie “The Terminal,” U.S. citizen Brenda Janet Castro spent the last three weeks living in Guadalajara’s International Airport.
