The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) in the United States awarded the First Class (Highest Award) to Sin Fronteras, the literary magazine of the American School of Guadalajara. It was one of only two schools abroad to receive this recognition out of 456 submitted. The other winner was the American School of Paris.
A targeted armed attack on Tuesday, January 27 in the residential Jardines del Tepeyac neighborhood left two people dead and four others wounded, according to state authorities.
A series of reports and viral videos have revealed an unusual criminal phenomenon in Guadalajara, where alleged thieves are using the city’s extensive sewer system to vanish after committing robberies, earning them the nickname the “Tortugas Ninjas Tapatías” (Guadalajara’s Ninja Turtles).
A targeted armed attack on Tuesday, January 27, in the residential Jardines del Tepeyac neighborhood left two people dead and four others wounded, according to state authorities.
Families and individuals looking for an entertaining outing can take advantage of a new promotion at the Guadalajara Zoo.
For a limited time, adults will pay the child’s price for all admission packages, resulting in significant savings for visitors.
The Confucius Institute at the University of Guadalajara will host a free public festival to celebrate the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse, on Saturday, February 7.
Guadalajara city hall this week launched an operation to remove abandoned vehicles from city streets. In addition to being an eyesore, the vehicles occupy valuable public parking spaces.
Guadalajara city hall has announced the nighttime edition of its monthly “Bien de Noche” festival, scheduled for Saturday, February 7, 7 to 11 p.m. along the pedestrian Paseo Alcalde in the historic center.
A citizen-led effort to challenge the planned public transit fare increase to 14 pesos is gaining momentum, as an online petition for a formal referendum has collected signatures far beyond its initial target. However, electoral authorities emphasize that despite the online support, no formal request for a referendum has yet been submitted, leaving the process in legal limbo with a fast-approaching deadline.
