The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The chief of Preventive Medicine and Epidemiology at the Hospital General de Occidente in Zapopan became the first person in Jalisco to receive a Covid-19 vaccination Wednesday morning.
Jalisco authorities are investigating the presumed homicide of a Chapala man who made his living as an executive taxi driver.
Among the many challenges native-born lakeside inhabitants have faced during the long months of the Covid-19 pandemic has been sacrificing traditional festivities that are woven into the social fabric of each community,
Pedro Kumamoto, the former independent state legislator and co-founder of the new Futuro Party in Jalisco, has announced that he will run for mayor of Zapopan in June.
A total of 7,178 drivers were hauled off to the drunk tank after alcohol breath tests in Jalisco between January 1 and December 20, 2020.
A gay party boat with 55 passengers on board sank off the Quimixto beach of Puerto Vallarta Friday, January 1.
Jalisco will close 2020 with 35,000 fewer jobs than those registered at the beginning of the year, according to Alejandro Guzmán Larralde, head of the Economic Growth and Development Department in Jalisco.
Like Brigadoon, the fictional Scottish village that comes to life once a century, the nearby real-life village of Cajititlan bursts into activity the first week of January during its annual celebration of “El Dia de los Tres Reyes” (Three Kings Day).
A review of some of the Guadalajara Reporter headlines of its coronavirus stories illustrates the development of the disease both locally and nationally during the first half of 2020. See the most pertinent July to December headlines in next week’s edition.
