The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Back in early May, Chapala Mayor Moisés Anaya presided at a public meeting at the Ajijic plaza to announce how the government would spend money collected from early-bird tax payers who voted on their preferences during the first three months of this year.
It only took being stuck in a bumper-to-bumper traffic jam one time for Governor Enrique Alfaro to get all fired up about solving the nagging inconvenience of the Ajijic highway bottleneck.
Chapala City Hall will shut down for regular business from December 18 through January 6 for the Christmas vacation period.
A colorful sign spelling out the name San Antonio Tlayacapan was unveiled on Saturday, December 21 at the town plaza, following that evening’s Posada celebration.
The Chapala man accused of killing a neighbor’s vicious dog on November 21 is being charged the maximum fine defined under the municipality’s income law.
As the main speaker at a public forum held in Chapala on Friday, December 13, former Jalisco Governor Francisco Ramírez Acuña called on Mexican citizens to wake up and get more involved in national politics.
Juana Bravo Lázaro, one of the indigenous cooks who were instrumental in gaining international distinction for Mexico’s traditional cuisine, will be on hand as a star representative of her home state of Michoacán at the Fiesta Purépecha running Thursday, December 12 to Sunday, December 15 at the Ajijic Plaza.
A six-year-old girl endured multiple injuries when she was jumped by a pack of dogs on Monday, December 9, in the town of Atotonilquillo.
Chapala’s Centro Integral de Justicia Regional (Cenijure), located on the outskirts of Hacienda de Labor, has been rated as the worst of nine Jalisco prisons in a recent evaluation by the National Commission of Human Rights (CNDH).
