The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
When orders to “stay at home as much as possible” reached Pinar de la Venta, I noticed an immediate result, which could be considered peculiar. Suddenly, there were many more people walking up and down our rustic, cobblestone streets than I had ever seen before.
Six years ago I visited Guadalajara’s Colimilla Canyon, located at the northeast end of the city, tracking down rumors of two huge “monos” or statues lurking among the abandoned works of the old hydrolectric plant built in the area back in 1945.
If visitors to Guadalajara can be enticed to leave the city for a day, you can be sure they will head either to Tequila or to Teuchitlán – or to both.
In July 2019, Guadalajara video game studio 1 Simple Game was invited to participate in Google’s Indie Games Accelerator, an event offering special training to a handful of developers selected from around the world.
I live in the rustic community of Pinar de la Venta, located eight kilometers west of Guadalajara at the edge of the Primavera Forest.
Three years ago I heard about an interesting project at Lake Atotonilco – a RAMSAR (protected) wetland located alongside the town of Villa Corona, located 30 kilometers west of Lake Chapala.
"Yes, we were in La Cueva Cuata for six hours and never got to the end of it – finally crawled out at two in the morning!"
