The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Drivers could be in for a torrid time in the Guadalajara metro area over the next few months with road closures scheduled in several zones.
People traveling by air can expect their lives to get more complicated soon. What those complications will consist of is largely a mystery.
Although Guadalajara is a tourist town with some 3.6 million foreign visitors passing through it each year, English is not widely spoken in the downtown area or at the airport.
New strategies involving the Mexican Army and federal police are being implemented to combat the spike in violent crime that has gripped metro-area Guadalajara in recent weeks.
With Guadalajara officials keen to take the horse out of the calandria (tourist buggy) trade, one Autonomous University of Guadalajara (UAG) professor proposes electric motors.
Americans love their meat. It goes great with guns, whisky and fireworks.
While expatriate North Americans may have a lonely time celebrating their patriotic holidays in some far flung corners of the world, those living in Mexico know how to throw a good party.
The American Consulate celebrated its parent country’s independence from the U.K. inside the massive convention hall of a technical school on the northwestern outskirts of Guadalajara, Friday, June 30.
Consulate staffer Rebecca Marquez did justice to the “Star Spangled Banner” at the U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara’s July 4th celebration
