The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The government has deployed 600 federal police officers in Michoacan, where a fierce battle with the Knights Templar cartel took place last Friday.
For a unique experience in traditional festivities, take a spin out to the indigenous pueblo of Mezcala. The town’s annual celebration honoring religious patroness La Virgin de la Asuncion is on daily through Friday, August 17.
Having failed in his bid for the Jalisco governorship, Enrique Alfaro now has his eye on the local elections in 2015.
Competing in the North and Central American Championships in St. John, New Brunswick August 9 to 12 are 15 Jalisco athletes aged 60 to 82 years old under the DIF Jalisco banner.
The Instituto Jalisciense de Asistencia Social (IJAS) has issued a call for candidates for its prize for the most deserving charity of the year. This year’s prize will total 300,000 pesos, courtesy of a private benefactor.
Jalisco authorities wants the National Water Commission to force upstream dams to release water flow to Lake Chapala.
Jalisco Police Chief Carlos Najera has denied rumors that he will take a leave of absence in order to come back refreshed under the new administration of governor Aristotles Sandoval, who takes office on March 1, 2013.
Cesar Gonzalez Marquez, the younger brother of Jalisco Governor Emilio Gonzalez Marquez, died on Sunday as the result of a fall at a hotel in Tenacatita.
A day after Ramiro Hernandez of the PRI won the mayoral election, his defeated opponent pledged to fight the result.
