The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
One of Tlaquepaque’s cemeteries appears to have been used by criminal organizations to dispose of murdered victims.
If you’re considering purchasing a Chinese-made vehicle, whether electric or gasoline-powered, mark your calendar for September 27 and 28. That’s when you’ll have the opportunity to explore a variety of Chinese automobile models under one roof at Expo Auto 2025, taking place at Expo Guadalajara.
Tlaquepaque has become the first municipality in the metro area to install permanent notice boards where families of missing persons can post flyers with photos and details of their loved ones.
Governor Pablo Lemus recently saw off the “Mexico in the Heart” tour, a project showcasing Jalisco’s traditions across 23 U.S. cities.
More than a quarter of a million people traveled to Guadalajara from across Mexico and beyond last week to attend the Luz del Mundo evangelical church’s Holy Convocation, which culminated on August 14 with the Santa Cena (Holy Supper) commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus.
Various road junctions became impassable Wednesday morning as a torrential downpour flooded large parts of the Guadalajara metro area. Traffic came to a standstill across the city as the heaven opened just after 9 a.m., authorities reported.
Dr. Vagón, an 18-car health train that travels across Mexico offering free medical consultations and treatments, arrived at Tlajomulco’s former railroad station on August 19.
World Orangutan Day was celebrated in style on August 19 at the Guadalajara Zoo, home to a family of seven of these remarkable apes, whose behaviors closely mirror those of humans.
Thousands of protesters across Mexico participated in a peaceful demonstration on Saturday, August 9, demanding that the federal government and state authorities fulfill their promise to address the ongoing shortage of cancer medications nationwide.
