It will take place from May 17 to 25 under the motto “The future has no gender”, and will feature the participation of activists Source: milenio
Container Door Art Festival seeks to democratize art in Guadalajara
Democratizing art and turning it into an activity that involves all families is the goal of the Container Door Art Festival 2025, which in its third edition, from May 15 to June 15, will include two simultaneous venues for the first time: Guadalajara and the Magical Town of San Pedro Tlaquepaque. “This festival aims to […]
Flooding in Guadalajara! The 23 tunnels and avenues most at risk of flooding this rainy season
The rains are approaching again in Jalisco with the arrival of hurricane season this coming May 15th. As the people of Guadalajara know, specific areas of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area are becoming at-risk due to flooding. In response, the Department of Geography at the University of Guadalajara and the Jalisco State Civil Protection and Fire […]
Guadalajara is considered the world capital of latex balloons.
Because the Jalisco-based company Globos Payaso is considered the world’s leading balloon factory, Guadalajara is considered the latex balloon capital of the world. Founded 75 years ago, originally in the Santa Teresita neighborhood, the factory currently generates 4,000 direct jobs, producing balloons with Mexican and Guatemalan latex rubber and using natural pigments. It exports half […]
Murder of Mexican Activists Raises Fears Over Impunity in Jalisco Extermination Camp Case
Two prominent Mexican activists who exposed a horrific “extermination camp” linked to organized crime were brutally murdered on Wednesday in Jalisco, authorities and their advocacy group confirmed. María del Carmen Morales, 43, and her son Jaime Daniel Ramírez Morales, 26, both dedicated their lives to searching for missing people in Mexico. Their group, Warrior Searchers […]
Ajijic, the Mexican refuge where thousands of Americans live “like kings” (and far from Trump)
In the northern part of the lake, there are a dozen small towns, known as the Chapala Riverbank, where life is like an oasis: the calm and silence emanating from the lake spread, and the violence that is so often talked about in other regions of the state of Jalisco is not felt here. One […]
Vendors at Red Park will no longer be able to set up shop this Saturday.
This Thursday, the Guadalajara City Council began installing fencing in Revolución Park, also known as “Red Park,” to proceed with the remodeling of this public space in a comprehensive intervention that, according to the Director of Public Works of Guadalajara, Juan Carlos Arauz, will last at least five months. Given this situation, the vendors who […]
Mangoes for $80 and braids for $600: Puerto Vallarta beach prices criticized
Social media users have sparked controversy after the TikTok profile “Amo Puerto Vallarta” posted a video highlighting the high prices some street vendors charge on the tourist destination’s beaches. The video, which is already circulating widely, mentions examples such as a donut for 60 pesos, a mango for 80 pesos, and a braided hairstyle for […]
What happened? Viva Aerobús passengers were taken off the plane in Puerto Vallarta; this was the reason
For many people, Easter vacation is still ongoing, and it’s no surprise that plans to visit a tourist destination in Mexico are still going ahead. However, for one couple, this period of rest didn’t end well, as they were removed from a Viva Aerobús flight by members of the National Guard. MILENIO tells you more. […]
A mother and her son were murdered in Tlajomulco, Jalisco; they had received previous threats.
María del Carmen Morales, a member of the Guerreros Buscadores de Jalisco collective, and her son, Jaime Daniel Ramírez Morales, were murdered Wednesday night in the Las Villas neighborhood of Tlajomulco. Her companions claim that she had already received threats to stop her search for her other son, Evaristo Julián Ramírez Morales, who had been […]