The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
With less than one month to go before he ends his six-year term of office, Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval has urged the new State Legislature to tackle the polemic issue of legalization of recreational marijuana.
Soriana is now selling boneless leg of lamb for 219 pesos per kilo.
The Jalisco Red Cross has started a campaign to collect donations and supplies for people left in distress following the passage of Hurricane Willa in the state of Nayarit.
The 62nd Jalisco State Legislature was sworn in last week with a decidedly different mix of politicians than in the past.
Mexican residents of Jalisco are getting the chance to have their say on the future of the new Mexico City Airport in a four-day national referendum that began Thursday, October 25.
Jalisco Health Secretary Alfonso Petersen Farah says reports that two people have died as a result of contracting dengue during October are still under investigation.
Jalisco’s coastline came through relatively unscathed following this week’s passage of Hurricane Willa, which forecasters warned had the potential to cause “life threatening” major flooding and landslides.
The Guadalajara chapter of Democrats Abroad is sponsoring a U.S. mid-term election night vigil at the American Society of Jalisco Tuesday, November 6, 7 to midnight.
Meet Juan Ramón Flores Rojas, the new man in charge at Delegación Ajijic, the Chapala government branch office located opposite the village plaza at the corner of Colón and Hidalgo.
