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The historical bridges beneath Guadalajara
One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.
What’s on in Guadalajara in December
The holiday season in Guadalajara comes complete with events galore, from ballets and Harry Potter symphonies to folkloric galas and candlelit Christmas carols.
How Guadalajara embodies Mexico’s entrepreneurial spirit
Small businesses account for the majority of Mexico's gross domestic product, further proof of the nation's thriving entrepreneurial spirit. Guadalajara is particularly rich in this regard.
Día de Muertos dos and don’ts: How to tread lightly when the veil between...
Celebrate the magic of Mexico in the most appropriate way, as we take a look at a certified list of Día de Muertos dos and don’ts.
The contest in which women cry for money
Querétaro's crying contests see "mourners" compete for a cash prize as part of the country's Day of the Dead celebrations.
What’s on in Guadalajara and the Chapala Riviera?
Celebrations of Day of the Dead headline the events calendar in Guadalajara, but there's plenty more to do there and on the Chapala Riviera.
Mexicans who have won the Nobel Prize
There was no Nobel Prize winner from Mexico this year, but there have been several historically who have earned the prestigious award.
I used to practice ‘amparo’ law. Here’s why the proposed reform is worrying
In Mexican law, an amparo trial defends citizens who have had their rights infringed upon by the government. President Sheinbaum recently introduced a reform that would reduce its scope.
What’s on in Guadalajara and Lake Chapala in October?
Stand up for some comedy, celebrate patron saints and tango the night as we take a look at what's happening in Jalisco this month.
How the Mexican government and the Catholic Church are tackling gun violence together
A firearms amnesty is looking to reduce the number of guns in Mexico, but is the scheme working as effectively as it could?
