The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Investments of more than $US320 million are soon coming Jalisco’s way, Governor Aristoteles Sandoval announced during a short visit to Silicon Valley in California this week.
Immigration officials stationed at the Guadalajara international airport have streamlined services to passengers, reports Ajijic beauty salon proprietor Yolanda Martínez.
The inherent dangers of choosing journalism as a career in Mexico have prompted parents to withdraw their children from a periodismo course in the southern Jalisco city of Ciudad Guzman, reports Guadalajara daily Maspormas.
Coming on the heels of last weekend’s big festival in Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos , the town of Atotonilquillo follows suit August 13 and 14 with its 23rd annual Expo Membrillo.
Famed Spanish tenor Placido Domingo picked up the baton to conduct the Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra for the finals of his international opera competition, Operalia, held at the Degollado Theater last Sunday evening.
A new Jalisco government program is giving elderly Mexican citizens the chance to fly to the United States to visit relatives some have not seen for more than 20 years.
Hundreds of revelers flocked to the Cerro de la Reina in Tonala last weekend to witness the traditional Danza de los Tastoanes honoring Saint James the Apostle and commemorating an indigenous insurgence during the Spanish invasion of western Mexico.
A 32-year-old woman drowned when she got out of her car during a flash flood in the Oblatos neighborhood of Guadalajara last week. A fierce current of water dragged Jessica Natali Velasco Polanco more than 400 meters to her death, police said.
The annual Santo Santiago fiestas in nearby Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos continues with cultural events in the town plaza every evening, 8 p.m. Appearing Friday, July 22 are the Rondalla de Chapala.
