Guadalajara News Roundup: Vehicle Fire and Honey Fair

On March 28, 2026, a vehicle fire broke out in the El Carmen neighborhood at the intersection of José María Sánchez and José María de la Vega. Firefighters suspect the fire may have been intentionally set, possibly by a person experiencing homelessness who had been living in the vehicle. Residents reported hearing a loud explosion before the fire started.

Meanwhile, the Feria de la Miel is underway at the Palacio Municipal, running from March 26-29. Over 30 local producers are participating, offering a variety of honey-related products, including honey, pollen, propolis, royal jelly, and natural cosmetics. The fair promotes local commerce and raises awareness about the vital role bees play in pollinating over 75% of consumed foods. Mariana Orozco Rosales, Director of Entrepreneurship and Economic Promotion of Guadalajara, emphasized the economic importance of honey production for local families. The fair also recognized a child, Ana Victoria Sandoval Rivas, for her artwork dedicated to bees.

The fire took place in the El Carmen neighborhood of Guadalajara, at the intersection of José María Sánchez and José María de la Vega.

The Feria de la Miel is taking place from March 26-29.

Products include various types of honey, pollen, propolis, royal jelly, and natural cosmetics.

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