New wheels for local cops
The Chapala police department added more wheels to its patrol fleet November 4.
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala police department added more wheels to its patrol fleet November 4.
The Chapala government shut down five local commercial enterprises last weekend for violating the norms mandated for the two-week Covid-19 prevention campaign that started on Friday, October 31.
The head inspector from the National Water Commission’s regional headquarters, (Conagua), along with officials from the Jalisco branch of the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection and Jalisco’s equivalent agency Proepa, toured Chapala on Wednesday, October 28 to detect possible misuse of lakefront areas designated as federal zones.
Jalisco crime investigators and forensic teams have now discovered human remains at two different clandestine gravesites in the Chapala area.
The period for submitting observations on ordinances drawn up to govern environmental conservation and urban development in the Lake Chapala region has been extended for a second time, with a new deadline set for November 23.
The month-long devotions dedicated to Ajijic’s Virgen del Rosario will end a day ahead of schedule, squeezed in just before the official suspension of religious festivities starts Friday, October 30.
Jocotepec Mayor José Miguel Gómez López is recuperating at home after testing positive for Covid-19 infection this week.
Chapala chef Maria Montes has never been on an airplane, but this November her culinary talents will be shared with diners above the clouds far away from Jalisco aboard an XO private jet from New York to South Florida – and with thousands of followers on social media.
Agents from the Jalisco Special Prosecutor’s Office for Disappeared (FEPD) returned this week to the house located on the western outskirts of Ajijic, where eight abduction captives were rescued alive on June 16.