The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Reports of flooding, fallen trees, auto accidents, power outages and malfunctioning traffic lights filtered in as Guadalajara experienced the first storms of the rainy season in the early hours of Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
U.S. financial services company Standard & Poor’s (S&P) lowered Guadalajara’s credit rating this week, the result of the municipal government having overspent and burdened the city with debt.
Most people feel a combination of relief and reverence when the omnipresent baking heat of the dry season is replaced by a flurry of thunderous, savage rain storms – mid-June’s abrupt and explosive climatic change that more often than not appears right on cue.
In a rare tragedy, a young woman has died after being stung by a scorpion while helping out with the reforestation program in the Primavera Forest.
Aerojal, the new Guadalajara-based airline announced in March, is set to begin operations some time in September, company executives said this week.
A high-speed police chase came to an unexpected end this week when one of the assailants suffered a fatal heart attack as he was being chased by cops.
Rounding off a week of protest marches, thousands of Tapatios came together to call for peace on Sunday evening.
Mexico’s presidential candidates will engage in a battle of wits in the second and final televised debate on Sunday night at the Expo Guadalajara trade show and convention center. Earlier in the day, the four candidates for governor of Jalisco will face off in their second debate.
A major residential/commercial development is about to take shape on the site of the former Canada shoe factory next to the Gonzalez Gallo Park on Avenida R. Michel, about half a kilometer from the Agua Azul Park.
