The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Demands for legislation to approve same-sex unions comprised a key element of he 17th gay pride parade (Marcha de la Diversidad Sexual) held June 1 in downtown Guadalajara.
Just over 85 percent of respondents to a recent survey of metro area residents said they would take advantage of car parks installed at transportation hubs around the city (in particular Tren Ligero terminals).
There are insufficient Catholic churches to serve the faithful in the burgeoning suburbs of metro area Guadalajara, according to Cardinal Francisco Robles, the city’s archbishop.
Line One of the city’s light train/subway network (Tren Ligero) is to receive a substantial overhaul to the tune of 1.3 billion pesos.
Animal rights groups say the time has come to end the tradition of horse-drawn calandrias (carriages) that take tourists around the streets of downtown Guadalajara.
The operators of the Guadalajara Airport have announced plans to join the facility’s two terminals.
A group of unidentified Guadalajara municipal police officers say they will work “under protest” from June 4 because the city’s mayor and police chief have failed to listen to their gripes.
Residents of Ciudad Bugamibilias are furious at plans to build a commercial zone at the entrance to their subdivision that would uproot around 1,000 adult trees.
After seizing hundreds of stolen car parts in a raid this week, Jalisco’s Fiscalia General is asking citizens to come in and identify them.
