The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The water ran red in several fountains across Guadalajara on Sunday, to symbolize the blood of those lost in the infamous sewer line explosions 20 years ago to the day.
Firefighters finally contained a wildfire that had burned for more than 100 hours in the Primavera Forest on the western outskirts of Guadalajara.
More than 250 emergency workers from several agencies are battling to extinguish a fierce blaze raging in the Primavera Forest on the western fringe of the Guadalajara metropolitan area.
State authorities have not ordered a Phase One smog alert in Guadalajara even though "very bad" pollution has been recorded in the city over the past 24 hours.
10 a.m. Procession from Calle Aldama and Calzada Independencia, following the path of the ten explosions, where ten bronze placards have been placed.
Smoke from the Primavera Forest fire spread out over the Guadalajara metropolitan area Tuesday evening, presenting health issues for many city dwellers.
The question of pipeline safety is still a pertinent one, as recent events in Jalisco have proven. Last week, an explosion in La Villita in the municipality of Tala caused a 50-meter-high fireball, with the subsequent flames burning for eight hours.
More than 350 firefighters are battling around the clock to extinguish a fierce blaze in the Primavera Forest that has been raging for more than 72 hours.
