The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Just in time for Guadalajara’s 481st birthday celebrations on February 14, an eagerly anticipated carousel (or merry-go-round) finally saw the light of day in the city center’s Jardin de la Reforma (on Avenida Alcalde facing the Museo de Periodismo).
Restaurants have already done enough to comply with the existing rules regarding smoking on their premises, so the new federal laws approved recently by Congress are a case of overregulation, Guadalajara Mayor Pablo Lemus said this week.
If you’re one of those brave—but growing number—of folks who cycle on the streets of the metropolitan area, the new “cycling maps” launched this week by Guadalajara and Zapopan municipal authorities will be indispensable accompaniments to your travels.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro says he supports a move to rename the Estadio Jalisco (Jalisco Stadium) to Estadio Rey Pelé, in honor of the Brazilian soccer player who died last year at the age of 82.
Plenty of love will be spread around for Guadalajara when the city celebrates the 481st anniversary of its founding on Tuesday, February 14.
Details of missing persons are being posted on spaces usually reserved for advertising at bus stops in the Guadalajara municipal area.
After three years of negotiations with Beijing City University (BCU), the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) has announced the opening of the Confucius Institute, to be housed in the Proulex language center, located on Calle Tomás V. Gomez 125, in Colonia Arcos Vallarta.
The stained glass and wall hangings at St. Mark’s Anglican Church in Guadalajara were backdrop for a solemn ceremony Friday, February 3, in which Pamela Hosey Long was ordained a priest.
A Jesuit priest was detained for 40 minutes by National Guard police after being mistaken for an Uber driver at the Guadalajara International Airport, Mural newspaper and other sources have reported.
