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Guadalajara

Guadalajara, Mexico’s second-largest city, is a tech and cultural capital known for its festivals, universities, and creative industries. In this section, explore updates on politics, urban growth, innovation, business, and public safety. With events like the Guadalajara Film Festival and International Book Fair, Guadalajara stands at the forefront of modern Mexican identity.

Guadalajara News

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Mexico vs Ecuador friendly set for October 14 at Akron – Live Test for 2026 World Cup

Mexico vs Ecuador friendly confirmed for October 14 at Estadio Akron in Guadalajara, a World Cup test event with tickets on sale soon and big...
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Santa Convocación 2025 baptisms draw thousands in Guadalajara

Santa Convocación 2025 baptisms drew thousands in Guadalajara as La Luz del Mundo held mass rites; authorities deployed services and logistics for the influx.
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Guadalajara 2026 Diving World Cup set for March 5–8

Guadalajara 2026 Diving World Cup takes place March 5–8 at the CODE Metropolitan Aquatic Center in Zapopan.
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Mexico City – Guadalajara passenger train moves forward

President Sheinbaum confirms the Mexico City Guadalajara passenger train will proceed as part of Mexico’s rail revival.
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Jalisco Symphony Orchestra

ECOS Jalisco Symphony Orchestra Expands with New Grants

Governor supports the Jalisco Symphony Orchestra with 64 grants and plans to expand the Music for Peace program statewide.
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High School in Zapopan Designs Rainwater Harvesting System to Address Water Shortages

Students and teachers from the University of Guadalajara's Preparatoria 19 have implemented a rainwater harvesting system, collecting over 120,000 liters to combat water scarcity in...
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Fireflies in Mexico face extinction threat from climate change and urbanization

Fireflies in western Mexico are vanishing due to climate change, deforestation, and artificial light. Experts urge urgent action to save their shrinking habitats.
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Most expensive neighborhoods to live in Guadalajara surge

The most expensive neighborhoods to live in Guadalajara now include Zotogrande, Ayamonte and more, as housing prices jumped 9.81% in early 2025.
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Jalisco airport passenger traffic fell 1.6% in the first half of 2025 amid economic and logistical challenges

Jalisco airport passenger traffic decrease linked to U.S. economic uncertainty

Jalisco airport passenger traffic fell 1.6% in the first half of 2025 amid economic and logistical challenges, while domestic traffic climbed 8.8%, experts say. During...
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Human trafficking hotspots emerge in Jalisco tourist centers

human trafficking, Jalisco, Puerto Vallarta, Chapala, Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, child exploitation, forced labor Three top Jalisco tourist centers—Puerto Vallarta, Chapala and the Guadalajara Metro Area—are flagged...
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Mi Macro Periférico strike halts Guadalajara bus services

Guadalajara, Mi Macro Periférico, transportation strike, public transit, Jalisco The Mi Macro Periférico strike by 200 feeder bus drivers in Guadalajara has left commuters stranded,...
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Guadalajara Airport to Be Fully Operational for 2026 World Cup Despite Pending Projects

Guadalajara International Airport will be ready for the 2026 World Cup, with Terminal 2 and a new access road in progress. Learn how Jalisco is...
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