The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Renamed Iconia, the ambitious Puerta Guadalajara development project to the north of the city that was abandoned last year has been revived by new investors.
The U.S. Treasury Department has designated six companies – including a prominent tequila producer – under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act for laundering money for a Guadalajara-based drug gang.
According to reports on social media, tech-savvy criminals are employing a new modus operandi for breaking into parked vehicles in Guadalajara.
Governor Aristoteles Sandoval confirmed this week that the third line of Guadalajara’s Tren Ligero (light-rail network) will run diagonally across the city from Zapopan to Tlaquepaque.
In a bid to compete with budget airliners Volaris and Interjet, AeroMexico will launch a new low-cost service dubbed “AeroMexico Contigo” out of Guadalajara Airport from October 1.
Delivering his first annual informe this week, Jorge Arana Arana lamented the public debt of over one billion pesos which limited his work as Tonala mayor over the past year.
Mexico took another step toward sexual orientation equality last week as a federal judge granted a lesbian couple from Guadalajara the right to wed.
Ismael del Toro Castro talked up his achievements as mayor of Tlajomulco during his first annual informe on Tuesday, but admitted greater improvements are needed in certain areas.
