Commotion for the Cross
Friday, May 3 is an important holiday for Mexico’s Roman Catholics and a big deal for the country’s construction workers.
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Friday, May 3 is an important holiday for Mexico’s Roman Catholics and a big deal for the country’s construction workers.
Ajijic’s beloved Virgen del Rosario was carried home after a five-year absence on Tuesday, April 30 amid a tumult of fanfare and devotion.
If you’ve never seen the daring Los Voladores de Papantla (the Papantla Flyers) in action, then head over to the Chapala malecon, where this ancient Mesoamerican ceremony is performed several times each day.
A debate among Chapala’s 2024 mayoral candidates has been authorized by the Jalisco Electoral Institute (IEPC) in response to a request registered by Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) contender Issac Trejo Gracián.
Donas Donuts, Ajijic’s renowned homemade doughnut emporium closed doors at its original location shortly after 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 21.
Mexico celebrates Día del Niño on April 30, a date set aside every year for the pleasure of the nation’s youngest generation.
The drastic drought that is prevailing throughout Mexico has many lakeside inhabitants wondering whether local communities will run out of water before the summer rains replenish the area’s aquifers.
Luis F. Pacheco has relinquished his position as executive director of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS), according to an announcement issued by the board of directors on Thursday, April 18.
After a brief respite from the week-long battle to quell a huge forest fire in the Chupinaya-Cerro Viejo mountain range,