The Guadalajara Reporter
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When Chapala’s land registry department (Catastro) begins collecting 2021 property taxes on January 1, it will be operating with innovative payment methods designed for the convenience of the taxpayers as the Covid-19 pandemic continues.
As Jocotepec Mayor José Miguel Gómez López has taken a leave of absence to recuperate from pneumonia caused by a relapse of Covid-19,
The SOS Dog Rescue non-profit association and the Chapala government have forged an agreement to maintain operations of the municipality’s Refugio Canino (canine shelter) on a permanent basis.
During a graduation ceremony held December 4 at the Municipal Coliseum, Police officers from ten Jalisco municipalities were awarded certificates for completing a three-month training course at Chapala’s Regional Police Academy.
With the aim of pressuring local government officials to act responsibly in the protection of Lake Chapala’s neighboring mountain range, some 150 inhabitants of lakeshore communities staged a protest march through the streets of Chapala on Sunday, December 13.
During a graduation ceremony held December 4 at the Municipal Coliseum, Police officers from ten Jalisco municipalities were awarded certificates for completing a three-month training course at Chapala’s Regional Police Academy.
Foreign nationals residing in the lakeshore region will be eligible to receive Covid-19 under the federal government’s inoculation program, says Dr. Ramiro Gil, director of Jalisco’s Región Sanitaria IV based in La Barca.
Lakeside people alarmed by the murder of local restaurateur Carlos Robledo Reyes and other recent acts of criminal violence held a peace march on Monday, December 7, to demand greater public security.
Members of Ajijic’s Brigada Xupinayatl assisted Chapala firefighters and Civil Protection officers in the December 8 rescue of a hiker who suffered injuries during a trek along the rocky El Tepalo trail.
