The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Dear Sir,
I found it interesting that in the article “Chapala City Hall puts rowdy noisemakers on notice” that there are three different “ending” times: 10 p.m. according to the new noise law when lower decibel levels kick in; midnight for mass events, large private parties, fund-raisers and lucrative events; and 2 a.m. for businesses that offer musical entertainment.
Dear Sir,
Re the Lakeside News article “Police officials lend an ear to beefs on traffic and noise issues,” my husband and I have been trying to stop the broadcast of the rosary every weekday morning at 7:30 or 7:45 a.m. from the Parroquia in San Antonio Tlayacapan for over two years.
Dear Sir,
The story about the insane idiot that set fire to the eight puppies while his daughters watched is undoubtedly the most horrible items ever to appear in The Reporter.
Dear Sir,
Thanks for helping us try to understand traveling with animals to and from Mexico, as written by Emma Bergh-Apton.
Dear Sir,
It is with great joy and with great sadness that we announce the resignation of Dr. Sam Thelin as Medical Director of Cruz Roja Chapala.
Dear Sir,
While every individual clearly has the right to define his or her own religious identity, I respectfully disagree with Geoffrey Kaye calling himself “a non-practicing Jew.” (Guadalajara Reporter, April 5-11, 2014)
Dear Sir,
The March 29 headline, “Immigration turns back 38 convicted foreign pedophiles” and the statements by Mexican immigration officials were misleading, particularly the use of the word “pedophiles.”
