Some 600 state and municipal bureaucrats marched Tuesday to protest a plan to invest money from their pension fund in a tourism development on the state’s pristine southern coastline dubbed Mexico’s “New Cancun” by Jalisco Governor Emilio Gonzalez.

Business came to a halt at the Santander Bank on Avenida Mariano Otero in Colonia Arboledas last Friday, when four armed gunmen interrupted the daily routine.

It seems the city’s public transport system is being revolutionized by a surge of female-driven changes.

Copyright and anti-piracy laws are practically ignored by vendors at Guadalajara metro-area flea markets such as Tianguis del Sol and Santa Tere. But local and federal authorities are trying to make sure these sellers take notice.

The historic Belen Cemetery in downtown Guadalajara has been closed to the public since 2007 for restoration but some sections could be open by the end of March or early April.

Eleven narco-messages were placed at Guadalajara’s busiest intersections Monday morning to greet early-rising Tapatios driving or walking into work or school.