The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A elderly man reportedly sleeping inside his home died when a ten-wagon freight train derailed and slammed into four houses June 14 in San Isidro Mazatepec in the municipality of Tala, 42 kilometers west of Guadalajara.
With Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations decreasing in Jalisco, the state’s Health Cabinet (Mesa de Salud),
For the first time, on Wednesday, June 2, just over one million Covid vaccine doses were applied in Mexico in a single day, Deputy Health Minister Hugo Lopez Gatell reported Thursday.
Denizens of the United States and Mexico get on well most of the time, although the chumminess is usually put on ice when soccer players from both nations take to the playing field.
Ajijic’s Muro de los Muertos, the wall of ceramic skulls created by local artist Efrén González, is getting widespread attention following the publication of a feature article in México Desconocido, the nation’s leading travel journal.
Former independent Jalisco legislator Pedro Kumamoto, 30, was unable to repeat his extraordinary result of 2015, failing in his bid to win the race for Zapopan mayor,
As of June 10, Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara will be connected with McAllen, Texas thanks to three direct flights a week courtesy of Mexican discount airline Aeromar.
On a visit this week to Guadalajara, the president of the National Restaurant Chamber (Canirac), Germán González Bernal, asked the state governor to expand the customer capacity in restaurants, which, due to Covid-19 restrictions, is currently at 50 percent.
Residents of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Tonala and El Salto between ages 50 and 59, along with pregnant women, will need to register on both federal and state government websites to obtain a Covid-19 shot when the next phase of the inoculation program begins in the three Guadalajara metro-area municipalities on Monday, May 31.