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Jalisco is one of Mexico’s most culturally significant and economically dynamic states, home to mariachi music, tequila, and thriving cities like Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta. In this section, find news on politics, business, infrastructure, tourism, and local culture. From high-tech industry and film festivals to traditional villages and beach resorts, Jalisco reflects both innovation and deep-rooted heritage. Stay informed on everything happening across one of Mexico’s most iconic states.

Jalisco News

•September 12, 2018

Government destroys 25,300 marijuana plants in Tequila

The State of Jalisco reported that it initiated three criminal filings of 'crimes against health' for those who are responsible for the three marijuana plantations...

•September 12, 2018

Jalisco is the last state in Mexico to decriminalize adultery

The crime of adultery will be removed from the Criminal Code of the State of Jalisco. The members of the Constitutional Points Commission gave their...

•September 11, 2018

Jalisco supports indigenous peoples in mitigating climate change

The Government of Jalisco, as a member of the Working Group of the Governors on Climate and Forests (GCF Task Force), voted in favor of...

•September 11, 2018

Jalisco expects to finish payments to teachers on Thursday

The head of the Ministry of Education in Jalisco (SEJ), Francisco Ayón López, reiterated on Monday his respect for the decision taken by federalized teachers...

•September 11, 2018

Bodies of four people drowned in the Ameca River recovered

The fourth body of a group of people that crashed their vehicle into the Ameca River on Friday was recovered, reported the State Civil Protection Unit and...

•September 8, 2018

Teams from 13 countries compete to build sustainable homes

Beckmann Foundation and the Jesuit University of Guadalajara announced the winners of the 1st International Sustainable Social Housing Competition, in which 295 registered teams, 698...

•September 7, 2018

7,000 schools in Jalisco will be closed due to non-payment of teachers

Due to the lack of payment to at least 2,000 teachers of the federal subsystem, next Monday, classes will be suspended in about 7,000 basic...

•September 2, 2018

Thief in Jalisco tries to steal hearse, with body inside

Police in Jalisco caught a man who made off with a hearse — complete with a corpse inside. The Tlaquepaque police department says on its...

•August 22, 2018

Guadalajara police prohibited from arresting people engaging in public sex

The municipality of Guadalajara sparked controversy by making a change in its Regulation of Order and Security, which allows couples to engage in public sex....

•July 12, 2018

Baby hippo at Guadalajara zoo becomes main attraction

A hippopotamus born last May has become the main attraction of summer for visitors to the Guadalajara Zoo. Although he was born on May 28,...

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•June 10, 2018

Tropical Storm watch for Manzanillo to Cabo Corrientes

The center of Hurricane Bud was located near latitude 15.6 North, longitude 104.7 West. Bud is moving toward the northwest near 9 mph (15 km/h),...

Growers in Jalisco harvest first table grapes grown in the state

In vineyards in the municipalities of Tolimán and Tuxcacuesco, established last year, producers from Sonora achieved the first table grape harvest in Jalisco. Marcos Molina...

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