The University of Guadalajara has launched a Covid-19 self-checker algorithm through which people can calculate the risks they run in case of contracting the disease.

The partially buried corpse of an unidentified male, age 25 to 30, was discovered on the evening of Sunday, January 25 on an isolated dirt road near the Chapala-Ajijic Libramiento bypass.

Personnel from the Chapala branch of Cruz Roja Mexicana (CRC) have received the first round of inoculations against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

While Mexico’s population increased by 13,677,000 in the past ten years, the number of people inhabiting the municipality of Guadalajara decreased by 74,519, to 1,385,629.

Statistics collected in the municipality of Chapala during Mexico’s 2020 Census show that 5,384 of its inhabitants were born outside of this country.

Although the latest Covid-19 prevention measures implemented January 16 through 31 by Jalisco authorities are similar and even less stringent than those issued in previous months (see page one), many Chapala residents and visitors have balked at compliance.