The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While Lake Chapala’s shrinking level is a matter of increased public concern as the dry season progresses, the excessive presence of microalgae that alter the water’s composition is another current problem that should be closely monitored, warns Alejandro Juárez Aguilar, director of the Instituto Corazòn de la Tierra (ITC), a local environmental NGO.
A full house of 320 guests packed into Chapala’s Villa Encantada events center on Wednesday, March 6 for the 17th Lake Chapala Shrine Club (LCSC) Ribfest.
Even though 2024 is already into its third month, it’s not too late to obtain a copy of this year’s calendar showing important dates along with the bonus of a dozen reproductions of landscape paintings suitable for hanging as home decorations.
“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” seems to be the applicable slogan for the Chapala government project to rehabilitate two blocks of Ajijic’s Calle Colón-Morelos.
As predicted by everyone with a finger on the pulse of Chapala’s political scene, Alejandro Aguirre Curiel has temporarily bowed out as presidente municipal (mayor) to stand for reelection.
On your marks, get set and go! The line-up of candidates for Chapala’s 2024 mayoral race is taking shape with three confirmed names already on the list and a fourth expected at any minute.
In the heart of Ajijic, the vibrant lakeside town known for its rich cultural tapestry, the Northern Lights Festival de Febrero recently concluded its two-week extravaganza, leaving behind an unforgettable melody that resonated with locals and international patrons.
