The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A dozen couples of Irish nationality who have been residing temporarily in the lakeside area while attempting to adopt Mexican infants have been identified by Jalisco authorities in connection with the investigation of an alleged child-trafficking ring.
Deaths as a result of accidents on the Guadalajara periferico, the city’s beltway and the most dangerous stretch of road, dropped from 53 in 2010 to 33 in 2011, largely thanks to the speed cameras installed in the spring, Jalisco Transportation (SVT) chief Diego Monraz Villaseñor said this week.
The municipality of Guadalajara’s “Familias en Alerta” program for the prevention of crime is to be expanded twofold across the city in 2012.
Police and forensics personnel investigating reports of a foul smell at a house in Zapopan on Wednesday were met with a gruesome sight. Upon entering the home in the Arroyo Hondo neighborhood, they discovered the decomposing corpses of a four-month-old baby, four children and their parents, killed in an apparent murder-suicide.
The first branches of a nationwide budget pharmacy chain have sprung up in Guadalajara, with 40 set to open across Jalisco in the next 18 months.
The giant Martyrs’ Sanctuary being built on the outskirts of Guadalajara is steadily nearing completion.
A bus full of workers returning home from their shift at the Honda plant in El Salto burst into flames on the Chapala highway Monday, January 9.
It took just two days of the new year to pass before thieves awoke from their slumber and targeted their first banks in Jalisco.
Parents kept their kids away from school early this week in the wake of a false, quickly spreading rumor that drug gangs were planning to kidnap students.
