The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Making his third visit to Guadalajara in two months, President Enrique Peña Nieto Tuesday opened the Agua Prieta wastewater treatment plant, the largest of its kind in Mexico and the second largest in Latin America.
As of Thursday of this week, at least 30 gas stations in the Guadalajara metropolitan zone and several in outlying areas had run out of fuel and were turning away motorists.
Guadalajara city officials are inviting tourism students to join them and other business leaders on upcoming trade missions to Portland, Oregon, and Xiamen, China.
Guadalajara city hall has hired a construction company to build foundations for the new Corona Market even though councilors have yet to approve a design for the building.
Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval dined with many of Guadalajara’s consular representatives last week, underlining his commitment to “generate certainty” for foreign investors concerned by pubic security, transportation, corruption and regulatory issues.
The Parque Metropolitano on the western outskirts of the Guadalajara metro area is to allocate a sizable chunk of its grounds as a dedicated playground for dogs.
An impressive military parade, including a fly-past by planes from the Colegio del Aire, lit up Guadalajara this weekend as the city marked the 100th anniversary of the Toma de Guadalajara, a key event of the Mexican Revolution.
Around 100 activists protest the use of animal acts in circuses on Saturday, July 12. The demonstration took place outside a circus in the Guadalajara municipality. Zapopan city hall has previously banned the practice.
If you get worked up at the prospect of speeding drivers in Guadalajara then maybe it’s time to fret a little less.
