The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
By a non-scientific calculation I estimate that eight out of ten expats have a strong aversion to cohetes, those ear-splitting rockets that are fired off around here with mind-boggling regularity.
Long before Christmas trees, tinsel and glittery electric lights were employed to dress up Mexico for the holidays, the Christian populace was accustomed to setting set up nacimientos (Nativity scenes) to decorate their homes.
One of the joys of the Christmas season is throwing weight control cautions to the winds to indulge in seasonal taste treats.
I’m as cynical at the next person when it comes to trusting politicians to make good on their promises.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) is doing a fine job of organizing activities to foster cross-cultural understanding and help foreign immigrants successfully adapt to life in Mexico.
While Central American migrants face resistance and rejection at Mexico’s borders, Lake Chapala warmly embraces hordes of refugees coming here from northern latitudes.
New to Ajijic? You better buck up for the baptism of fire!
