The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has announced that the country will soon legalize medical marijuana and that he is open to decriminalization in the future. Guadalajara Reporter staffer Stephen Woodman took the pulse of Ajijic expats Wednesday asking them:
The joys of living in Mexico are many – culture, cuisine, and climate to name but a few.
Several local charities benefited from financial contributions raised and distributed from St. Andrew’s Anglican Church’s yearly Regalorama bazaar.
Chapala city hall has refused to issue a permit for the Festival del Lodo off-road event originally scheduled for April 17 at the Tobolandia water park, authorizing an alternate event on Sunday, May 1 at a different location.
Unitarians
Sunday, April 17, Sue Kelley gives the presentation “Confronting Conflict: Can We Affirm Our First Principle in Today’s World?” at the Lake Chapala Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
Emergency service personnel from throughout the lakeside region gathered Monday, April 11 for a heartfelt, full-color tribute to colleague Jorge Chavez Rameño who perished in a highway accident the previous Saturday night.
In contrast with the heated encounter with villagers in Santa Cruz de la Soledad experienced last week, Chapala Mayor Javier Degollado and key staffers received a warmer welcome and no fire-works at the public audience held Wednesday, April 13 at the Ajijic Plaza.
