The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
This weekend sees the conclusion of the large fair in downtown Guadalajara that has showcased around 700 small Jalisco enterprises over the past three weeks.
An explosive device self detonated this week in the same area of Tlajomulco where six people died in an ambush on a police convoy on July 11.
Revolutionary Francisco “Pancho” Villa entered Guadalajara in December 1914, forcing the city’s richest citizens to pay him a “tax,” which he immediately distributed to the poor.
An Elite Line bus traveling from Mexico City to Tijuana plummeted 40 meters into a ravine on the Tepic libramiento (bypass) in the early hours of Thursday, August 3, killing 18 passengers, including three children.
A digital version of a Jalisco driver’s license that can be download on a smartphone will become available on August 15, the state Department of Transportation (Setrans) announced this week.
A week-long vacation to Mazatlán, Sinaloa will be up for grabs at the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) Beer Festival set for Saturday, August 5, 3 to 6:30 p.m.
Just over 8,000 Jalisco car owners have been issued with fines for not taking their vehicles for an emissions inspection since the “Responsible Verification” program kicked in earlier this year.
Tapatios regularly like to boast that their city has the most beautiful women in Mexico. Guadalajara’s male denizens rarely get a mention.
July 11, low-cost carrier Volaris launched a new non-stop flight from Guadalajara to Loreto in Baja California.
