The Guadalajara Reporter
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The Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) has opened a module for issuing and renewing Jalisco driver’s licenses at its headquarters on Avenida Vallarta.
Zapopan City Hall is hiring 200 employees to form a new civilian traffic unit to manage traffic at the municipality’s most problematic intersections.
Across much of the American continent, October 12 marks Día de la Raza (or Columbus Day), a holiday commemorating the culture-altering day when Cristobal Colón set foot in the New World.
A gastronomic and cultural festival to celebrate “Carne en su Jugo Day” will be held on Saturday, October 19, along Guadalajara’s Paseo Alcalde.
After a ten-hour session on October 6, Jalisco legislators finally approved the decriminalization of abortion for women who terminate their pregnancy up to 12 weeks, as well as for the medical personnel who assist them.
Looking to release built-up stress and anger? Head over to the Rage Room at SmashLab, located just off the Minerva Glorieta in Guadalajara.
The Fiestas de Octubre, Guadalajara’s annual month-long fair, kicks off on Friday, October 4 at the Benito Juarez Auditorium complex on the northern Periférico. The fair runs daily through Sunday, November 4.
A second major fire at a Zapopan supermarket within the space of a week has raised questions about potential arson.
As excitement builds for the upcoming “friendly” soccer match between the Mexican and U.S. national teams at Guadalajara’s Akron Stadium on Tuesday, October 15, U.S. Consul General Amy Scanlon has issued a playful challenge to Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro.