The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
To mark World Book Day on Tuesday, April 23, hundreds of Tapatio literary enthusiasts will take part in a reading marathon of Jane Austen’s classic novel “Pride and Prejudice.”
After 20 hours of work by fire brigades two forest fires in western Zapopan Thursday night were still not under control.
Even the leafy neighborhood of Chapalita has not been immune to the violence that has periodically gripped the metropolitan area over the past few years.
The U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara has joined forces with the TEC University in Guadalajara and the Agencia Aeroespacial de Jalisco to participate in the International Space Apps Challenge – a “hackathon” that will take place over a 48-hour period in cities around the world on the weekend of April 21 and 22.
More details have recently emerged of the murder of a U.S. citizen whose body was found at the luxury home he had built in a remote region near Guadalajara on February 10.
A Guadalajara police officer under the influence of cocaine was at the wheel of a patrol car involved in an accident that took the life of a nine-month-old infant.
Although it has yet to be officially confirmed, several local and state officials have said the new line of Guadalajara’s light-rail network will run diagonally from Zapopan through the city center and on to Tlaquepaque.
The world’s best known matador Spaniard Julian Lopez “El Juli” will make an appearance at Tlaquepaque’s Plaza de Toros El Cenenario April 27.
Classic works of literature and books that promote a democratic culture can be found at a small open-air lending library and reading space one block from the noise and bustle of Avenida Lopez Mateos, outside the entrance to the Guadalajara headquarters of the Federal Electoral Institute (IEPC).
