The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Bilingual attorney Juan de la Rosa Ortiz lent a personal ear to local expats after covering a broad spectrum of issues during his presentation on Mexican law at the May 27 meeting of Open Circle.
Tren Ligero 3 to begin trial runs in July
Trial runs of Guaadalajara’s new Tren Ligero 3 metro line will – if you put any stock in the city’s infrastructure project timeline prognostications – begin not in May, as was previously promised, but rather in July.
With state and federal elections looming on the horizon in June 2018, December is the time of year when a crop of hopefuls jostle for position as political parties select their candidates for office.
Agustín Vázquez, proprietor of Viva México restaurant in San Juan Cosalá, is known and admired not only as a successful entrepreneur, but also a tireless Good Samaritan in his village.
While advancement on the Ajijic highway makeover chugs along at a snail’s pace, dimming prospects for completion by the projected November 20 finish date, the Chapala government is forging ahead on a variety of other public works programs elsewhere in the municipality.
There are many reasons Richard Underhill returns to Ajijic and the Festival de Febrero every year.
When news of the September 19 earthquake reached lakeside, the point men for Chapala Sunrise Rotary’s relief effort, President-Elect Hector España and Past-President Walter Thornton, came up with a game plan.
Neighbors of west end Ajijic put on another colorful Año Nuevo parade to welcome 2018 in high spirits.
Citizens have stepped up to the plate and responded en masse to Tuesday’s deadly earthquake by flocking to donation centers (centros de acopio) with medicines, food, water, blankets and other basic supplies.
