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Aqueduct opponents take city by storm

Aqueduct opponents take city by storm

Hundreds of lakeshore inhabitants answered the call to stand up against the second line of the Chapala-Guadalajara aqueduct, flocking to the state capital Wednesday, January 25 for a speech, rally and protest march held in the heart of the city.

New southern beltway will alleviate heavy traffic on Periferico

New southern beltway will alleviate heavy traffic on Periferico

With surveyors currently conducting fieldwork, construction of the “Macrolibramiento” highway to the south of Guadalajara is set to begin in March.

President promises drought relief funds

Visiting Corrales, Zacatecas on Monday, President Felipe Calderon pledged 33.8 billion pesos to aid communities plagued by drought in northern Mexico.

Canadian woman assaulted in Mazatlan; Expats there say port is safe

A Canadian woman was left in a coma for two days after being badly beaten at an upmarket hotel in Mazatlan, Sinaloa last weekend.

 

Chapala kicks in pay-to-park system

Chapala kicks in pay-to-park system

Motorists heading to downtown Chapala should take note that the pay-to-park system set up along the full length of Paseo Ramon Corona is now fully activated.

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Mexican workers toil without benefits

One in every four people employed in the formal economy in Mexico lacks a work contract, social security and other privileges under the law, according to the International Labour Organization (ILO).

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Arts of all styles enliven urban cultural scene

Arts of all styles enliven urban cultural scene

Naranjito Blues, a group, who until recently were too young to play in bars and instead played outdoors at Paseo Chapultepec, are now at both venues.

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Drug rehab center poisoning: chemical cause discovered

Investigators at the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Science (IJCF) have discovered the chemical that caused the deaths of five people and the poisoning of 30 others at the Garam drug rehabilitation center in Guadalajara on Christmas day.

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Jalisco must recognize gay marriages, adoptions

Jalisco must recognize gay marriages, adoptions

Mexico’s Supreme Court has ruled that Jalisco must respect the rights of gay couples who have married or adopted children in Mexico City.

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Inaugural International Tennis Tournament begins here this week

Inaugural International Tennis Tournament  begins here this week

The Guadalajara Wheelchair Open 2012 tennis tournament at the Telcel Tennis Center will be the first of its kind in the history of the city. The event runs next week from February 2 to 5.

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Hector del Muro

Hector del Muro

Distinguished lakeside writer Hector Sabas del Muro Orozco died in Manzanillo, Colima on January 11 at the age of 70.

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The myth of the Mayan prophecy

Why the world is not going to end on December 21, 2012.

 

 

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