The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The somewhat unkempt Ixtepete pyramids on the outskirts of Guadalajara are deserted most of the year but leapt into a flurry of activity as “new agers” descended to recharge their batteries with solar energy on the spring equinox, Thursday, March 21.
Tapatío students joined 105 nations in calling for more intense efforts to combat climate change in a protest held Saturday, March 16.
The 34th annual Guadalajara Film Festival opens Friday, March 8, running a full week, bringing hundreds of films, industry professionals, press and public together in a week-long celebration of cinema.
A pro-choice march and rally attended by some 2,000 women was one of the highlights of International Women’s Day celebrations in Guadalajara March 9.
The Federacion Canofila Mexicana (Mexican Kennel Club) has selected a labrador named “Puppy” belonging to the Jalisco Civil Protection and Firefighters Unit as its “Dog of the Year.”
According to a report in Guadalajara Spanish-language daily Mural, the U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara has denied a travel visa to a local woman who was prepared to donate a kidney to an uncle in the United States.
Male members of the Red Ciudadana (Citizens’ Network) convened at the Rotunda of the Illustrious Jaliscienses in downtown Guadalajara March 2, urging men to stand in solidarity with the feminism movement.
Expo Guadalajara will host a benefit dinner to raise funds for burned children undergoing treatment at the Hospital Juan I. Menchaca (New Civil Hospital) in Guadalajara.
Liverpool, first called The Cloth Case, was founded in 1847 by Jean Baptiste Ebrard, a Frenchman who first started selling clothes in cases in Mexico City’s downtown.