The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
With a long history of leadership in educating lakeside inhabitants on matters of human development and family health, the non-profit Centro de Desarrollo de Jocotepec (CEDEJO) is at the vanguard in introducing a practical and inexpensive feminine hygiene product to local women and guiding young people to take the reins of their adult lives.
April 15, Teacher’s Day (Dia del Maestro), was a hive of activity in downtown Guadalajara.
Chapala’s Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) mayoral candidate Moy Anaya has been put under special guard by state police following a violent confrontation between several of his sympathizers and men allegedly associated with the rival Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
Dozens of unionized employees of the Chapala government staged a demonstration inside City Hall Wednesday, May 9 to demand compliance with worker rights and benefits to which they are entitled.
The Chapala government has chalked up a potentially significant win in the prolonged legal battle it is waging against MK Ideas Tech and Comers, the partner companies granted a concession to install and operate parking meters in the city center under the 2010-2012 administration.
Cooperation and mutual trust should be the building blocks for crime prevention, according to Chapala authorities who hosted a public meeting Friday, May 4 aimed principally at calming the frazzled nerves of the community’s foreign residents.
Five young women will vie for the crown title at the sixth annual International Ambassador of Agave and Tequila beauty pageant to be held Saturday, May 5 at the open-air forum on Chapala’s waterfront Malecón.