The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The possibility that criminal groups will interfere in June’s federal and local elections is higher in Jalisco than in most other states in Mexico, an independent study has concluded.
Much to the angst of conservationists and all friends of nature, experts have revealed that the second smallest population of monarch butterflies on record reached their wintering forests in central Mexico last fall.
Mexico’s National Lottery has issued a special ticket to commemorate eight decades of diplomatic relations between Mexico and Canada.
Images of Rogelio, a Chihuahua dog who not only attended his owners’ wedding but also signed as a witness to the marriage have gone viral.
Twenty-two people died when a passenger bus caught fire after it collided with an overturned trailer on the Mazatlán-Culiacán highway, near the town of El Tanque on January 30.
On February 6, Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) began its 2024 Economic Census, a nationwide seven-month initiative in which 32,000 interviewers and field personnel will hope to visit around 6.6 million business establishments.
A few days after bullfighting resumed in Mexico City after a 20-month pause, a judge has ordered another suspension of the controversial activity in the capital.
As anticipated, President Andres Manuel Lopez marked the occasion of Constitution Day (February 5) by presenting Congress with a package of constitutional reforms that seek to overhaul Mexico’s judiciary, electoral law, pensions, independent watchdog organizations and environmental regulations.
A Mexican-made vaccine that reduces the risks of complications from Covid-19 has been approved by the nation’s health regulator, the Commission for Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris), President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced this week.
