Three days of food, fun & festivity
After three days of fun in the sun, the 41st Mexican Chili Cookoff left a multitude of winners in its wake.
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
After three days of fun in the sun, the 41st Mexican Chili Cookoff left a multitude of winners in its wake.
Raúl Valencia Saucedo, a retired lieutenant colonel of the Mexican Army Infantry, was sworn in Wednesday, February 20 as the new Commissar of Chapala’s Public Security Department (DSP).
Police were called to the Chapala Malecón early Monday, February 11 to break up an altercation between a U.S. resident who is a staunch opponent of Donald Trump and several other expats who customarily gather there for coffee and conversation.
Apparently prompted by the recent uptick in violent crime, the Chapala government finally established the municipality’s new Public Security Advisory Council on Monday, February 18.
Police were called to the Chapala Malecón early Monday, February 11 to break up an altercation between a U.S. resident who is a staunch opponent of Donald Trump and several other expats who customarily gather there for coffee and conversation.
The lifeless body of a homeless Chapala woman around 35 years of age was discovered early Tuesday, February 19 on the patio set off Avenida Hidalgo near the west of the Malecón where she customarily slept.
A cast of what seems like thousands has been busy preparing for the 41st annual Mexican National Chili Cookoff, set for Friday, February 15 through Sunday, February 17 at the Tobolandia Water Park, located on the Chapala-Ajijic highway just west of the Libramiento intersection.
Members of the Wixárika community from San Andrés Cohamiata in northern Jalisco were in Chapala last week to restore the Xiriki temple that stands at the apex of the Isla de los Alacranes.
Chapala’s Traffic Department has hired four female officers to enhance control of local thoroughfares and enforcement of regulations.