The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As the Chapala municipal government continues cleaning up Ajijic neighborhoods struck by flash floods and debris slides at dawn on Tuesday, October 5, the local populace has stepped up to the plate to support 683 people directly affected by storm damage.
As a parting “gift” to the new administration, techies working for Mayor Moisés Anaya have maintained control of the Chapala government’s official Facebook page.
Thursday, September 30, Chapala Mayor Alejandro Aguirre Curiel, and most members of the new cabildo (city council), took the oath of office at a special council session held outdoors in front of City Hall.
In the latest local strike against organized crime, Jalisco state police rounded up six suspects believed to be involved in a drug trafficking ring.
The Lake Chapala Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (LCUUF) will host speaker Karen Carlson, a transgender woman, Sunday, October 17.
Animal protection advocates are praising Chapala’s new government for ousting the outfit that has operated pony rides at the Malecón for many years.
In an unprecedented decision on the future of the controversial condo tower under construction in La Floresta, the Club Náutico y Deportivo Ajijic has agreed to tear down the basic structure of the building’s top floors.
While steadily trending upwards all summer, Lake Chapala surged significantly through September and into this month, as heavy rains spilled over its extensive watershed.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro paid an official visit to Chapala on Wednesday, September 29, to inspect progress on two major projects funded by the state government that were initiated during the term of Mayor Moisés Anaya.
