“I’m glad you guys are here,” the singer says with heartfelt emotion, grasping a microphone. He is twenty-six, dark-haired, and his four-piece group has just finished leading the small congregation in several singalongs of worship music.

A Guadalajara lawyer is mounting a campaign to ban the bullfighting, but the fight isn't without its critics.

Mexico City legalized gay marriage on March 4, highlighting the stark contrast between the capital and Mexico’s conservative second city, Guadalajara.

Two days after a massive earthquake struck Haiti on January 12, a 50-man Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team from Mexico was deployed in the ravaged capital of Port-au-Prince. Ten members of this team were from Jalisco.