The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As white smoke wafted up from the Vatican on Wednesday, the announcement millions had been waiting for was relayed to those attending midday Mass in Guadalajara’s Metropolitan Cathedral, followed by 10 minutes of bell ringing.
Just eight days after taking up office, Jalisco’s new secretary of tourism was murdered in an upmarket area of Zapopan on Saturday, March 9.
The second Madonnari Festival took place at the Guadalajara Zoo last weekend, with more than 50 highly talented street artists laying down chalk depictions of different animals.
Enrique Peña Nieto has made his first visit to Guadalajara as president of Mexico to head a meeting on pensions at the Instituto Cultural Cabañas.
The Hospital Juan I. Menchaca (Nuevo Hospital Civil) in Guadalajara has just celebrated 25 years of life, although few denizens might recall that its first stone was laid three decades prior to that.
After 40 years Guadalajara can boast a six-lane beltway that (sort of) circles the city in its entirety.
A private foundation faces a fine of 130,000 pesos after erecting a series of public sculptures in the median strip of Avenida Guadalupe without the consent of Zapopan city hall.
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Anthony Wayne attended the inauguration of new Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval on March 1, while also finding time for other, business related engagements.
A mother was arrested in Guadalajara this week for allegedly kidnapping her own daughter and demanding a ransom of 200,000 pesos from her former husband.
