The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The suspension of the Guadalajara metro-area water supply to homes in 250 neighborhoods last weekend was not due to chronic shortages as initially reported, but a result of “electrical issues” at the pumping station that sends millions of gallons of H2O from Lake Chapala to the thirsty metropolis, according to the Jalisco state government and SIAPA, the metro-area water utility.
Techno wizardry
Afterlife, a world-acclaimed techno event founded in 2016 by Italian duo Tale Of Us, comes to the Akron Stadium in Guadalajara Friday, May 17.
As images of police officers clearing demonstrators from U.S. university campuses were broadcast around the world this week, reality set in that many young Americans are embracing social activism—and the Palestinian cause in particular—in a way not seen since the late 1960s.
Blackouts across Mexico
Households in nearly half of Mexico’s territory experienced power outages during the late afternoon and early evening of Tuesday, May 7.
An NGO has called out Jalisco’s Health Department (SSJ) for allegedly refusing an abortion to a 12-year-old rape victim earlier this month.
In a city the size of Guadalajara it is almost impossible to escape air pollution.
The new United States Consulate General in Guadalajara will open in July, a senior consulate officer said this week.
Art has always been an essential part of May Cultural Festival activities.
Shriners Children’s has opened a new outpatient clinic in Guadalajara, headquartered at the distinguished Hospital Angeles del Carmen in Colonia Monraz.
