The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A Guadalajara city councilor – once tipped to become the first female governor of Jalisco – is facing criminal charges for breaking into her own office this week.
The Rainbow Warrior, the flagship of the environmental organization Greenpeace, will be docked in Puerto Vallarta from Saturday, January 11 through Tuesday, January 14 and will be welcoming aboard visitors.
Jalisco Governor Jorge Aristoteles Sandoval Diaz honored 33 nurses for their long careers on national Nurses Day January 7.
A new, more independent era has begun for the much-beleaguered Bosque de la Primavera, the huge forest that hugs metro area Guadalajara’s west side and acts as a climate regulator, as well as “lung” that filters atmospheric contaminants.
The posada season of December 2013 will be one that 52-year-old mariachi violinist José Armando Gomez Espinoza will never forget.
The Guadalajara airport is expanding a terminal and adding more space in immigration to prepare for more international travelers.
Despite the inclement climate, some 200 people staged a protest over the holiday condemning the recent one-peso hike in city bus fares. The protestors unfurled this banner pointing out that someone earning a minimum wage will pay 20 percent of his/her earnings on a mere two buses a day.
Aristoteles Sandoval has gone back on a campaign promise and will be moving his family into the Jalisco governor’s official residence in Guadalajara, the Casa Jalisco.
On taking office last year, the new Guadalajara municipal administration vowed to rein in the dozens of unlicensed street vendors who set up stall in the downtown zone on a daily basis.
