The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
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.
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.
The animal rights group Igualdad Animal Mexico is asking citizens to join them to protest the use of animals in circuses.
If you get worked up at the prospect of speeding drivers in Guadalajara then maybe it’s time to fret a little less.
Heavy rainfall on Tuesday afternoon brought many parts of the Guadalajara metropolitan area to a standstill.
Two expertly controlled detonations have flattened a building in Guadalajara that many people viewed as nothing more than a monument to tyranny and gangsterism.
Alerted by neighbors, social workers turned up at a house in a rundown city neighborhood this week to find two children, aged two and four, chained up by their absent mother.
Science has never been this fun. Local schoolchildren are learning all about the extraordinarily fertile mind of Leonardo da Vinci thanks to a stimulating traveling exhibit created by the quintessential renaissance man’s number one fan in these parts.
Female activists last week staged a protest outside Guadalajara’s Puerta de Hierro hospital to highlight the situation of former receptionist Yuridia Delgado Luevano, who says she was fired by the hospital after she told her bosses that she was a lesbian.
