Two members of a citizen watchdog organization that shed light on potentially illegal practices at Guadalajara’s Hospital Civil say they are afraid for their lives.
Incidents of cars thefts and break-ins rose 18 percent in the municipal area of Guadalajara last year, according to statistics compiled by the city’s public safety office.
Canine capers in Chapala
Criminals who prey on the Chapala area should start watching their backs.
Smoking law punches below its weight
A new federal law banning smoking in all public spaces in Mexico came into effect Thursday but transgressors won’t face sanctions – at least for a couple of months.
Thousands of concerned citizens will march silently in both Mexican and foreign cities on Saturday, August 30 to highlight and protest growing lawlessness in the country.
The image of Baja California’s top international tourist destination is getting a bit tarnished.
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Living walls: vertical waves of green
A local dentist with a love for plants transforms urban patios and terraces into vertical, tropical gardens.
How to choose plants in Mexico - an expert’s view
Guadalajara may once have been famed for its roses, but many Tapatios these days have drifted away from their garden-loving roots.Tapatios’ perennial favorite plants
What’s gracing the typical city garden this season?
Mariachi fashion: glitz on traditional horseman’s garb
The standard outfits worn by top notch mariachi bands are glorified versions of the traje de charro, the typical
attire Mexican horsemen.
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