Politicians, academics and activists gathered Wednesday at the State Congress to fete the passage of new legal reforms.

In order to officially certify their products as “Made in Jalisco,” local manufacturers must now pay 2,705 pesos per year.

A major study by Guadalajara’s ITESO university released this week shows that 71 percent of Jalisco’s citizens feel unsafe. 

Over 3,000 artists from 26 countries are taking part in the 40th edition of Guanajuato’s International Cervantino Festival (FIC),  up and running until October 21.

The National Chamber of the Tequila Industry (CNIT) has launched a workshop to encourage responsible drinking.

Three weeks after it was finished, Mexican President Felipe Calderon came to Jalisco to open a four-lane stretch of highway between Guadalajara and Colima on Thursday.