The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
To achieve his ends militarily, Hernando Cortés took advantage of tribal rivalries as he proceeded inland toward the fabled city of Tenochtitlán (Mexico City, today), the seat of the Mexican empire and the godlike Montezuma.
After 35 years in the fashion business in Portland, Oregon, Catherine Stephenson came to Ajijic to retire. Only, like many others, she hasn’t.
If you’re already packing away the Christmas ornaments along with your holiday spirits, think again.
Could there be a sincere 500th anniversary celebration for the discovery of Mexico by the Europeans? Or not? At the time of this writing, there seem to be none planned.
The past year was a rough one for many Mexicans.
Although Guadalajara can at times feel like unremitting stretches of traffic, construction and helter-skelter, seasoned urbanites know there are pockets of calm and delight to be found in this city.
Nomadic Canadians John and Lynn Gilbank met 36 years ago in Caracas, Venezuela and have been together ever since. Their passion for travel, adventure and motorcycles was the impetus for Riders of the Sierra Madre,
