The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The influx of digital nomads to some areas of Mexico City has sparked a fierce backlash from residents, although local authorities are encouraging more foreigners—mostly Americans—to come and base themselves in the in the capital.
A blanket comprised of strips of iridescent cellophane paper has been installed above the Andador 20 de Noviembre pedestrian walkway in Zapopan Centro.
The Jalisco Health Department this week announced the conclusion of the Covid-19 vaccination program for adults in the state, with 12 million doses applied since January 2021.
Relatives of disappeared persons camp out in front of the Jalisco Congress building this week to protest what they say is a totally unfair budget that earmarks just 120 million pesos to search for missing persons throughout the entire state.
The Jalisco Health Department (SSJ) says they have more than two million influenza vaccine doses that can be given to residents of the state free of charge at different health institutions.
Highlighting advances in health, education, mobility, public transportation, economic development, culture, sports and job creation, among other areas, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro delivered his fourth state-of-the-state address (informe) on November 6, promising to “not slow down … stay the course” or be distracted by groups who “would like to see our state do badly.”
Three people died as Category 3 hurricane Roslyn slammed into the Nayarit coastline last weekend, bringing 195 kilometers per hour winds and storm surges.
The state of Jalisco is ranked as Mexico’s number one hotspot for human trafficking, according to David Morales, special investigations agent for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) attached to the United States Consulate General in Guadalajara.
The city of Aguascalientes marks el Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with a colorful celebration of the dead in the city’s traditional 18th annual Festival de Calaveras from October 28 to November 6.
