The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
To encourage citizens to draw up wills, the federal government has proclaimed September “Mes de Testamento” and public notaries are lowering their fees throughout the month.
The losing candidate in Jalisco’s June 2 gubernatorial race seems determined to challenge the result, even as electoral authorities maintain that the process was clean and fair.
If relocating to Mexico has made tequila your primary tipple of choice, then a visit to the 12th Expo Tequila Tlaquepaque 2024 might be worth adding to your “things to do” list this weekend.
Two 19th-century pieces of music have been resurrected, and leading musicians assembled for a special concert in downtown Guadalajara Friday, September 13, 8:30 p.m., to celebrate Mexico‘s Independence Day.
An era is coming to an end for lakeside’s most prominent recreational attraction, Tobolandia Parque Acuático.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro met with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador last week to stress the urgent need for repairs on many of Jalisco’s deteriorating federal highways.
After two decades marked by government failures, mismanagement, political disputes and human rights abuses, the saga of the Zapotillo Dam on Jalisco’s Verde River has finally drawn to a close with its official opening earlier this month.
A section of the roof at El Parián, the 146-year-old food court in the heart of Tlaquepaque, collapsed on Tuesday, September 3.
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