The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
On Monday, April 7, five courageous lakeside residents shared their personal journeys with early-stage dementia during the “To Whom I May Concern” reader’s theatre performance at St. Andrew’s Anglican Episcopal Church in Riberas del Pilar.
In addition to the Passion Play in Ajijic, the reenactment of the final days of Jesus draws a large crowd to the Guadalajara suburb of San Martin de las Flores.
Golfers, get ready! A golf tournament will be held on Thursday, April 24, at the Country Club de Chapala in Vista del Lago, offering exciting prizes for the best players.
On Saturday, April 5, around 400 demonstrators gathered in the Ajijic plaza to peacefully voice their opposition to the policies and actions of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Dozens of moms, dads, and children joined local government officials for a march through downtown Chapala on Wednesday, April 2, in commemoration of World Autism Awareness Day.
April 8 marks the 105th anniversary of the grand opening of Chapala’s former railway station, an architectural gem that has endured a checkered history to become one of the town’s most iconic landmarks.
A transportation advocacy NGO, Frente Unido de Colectivos, has launched a campaign demanding that the metro area’s fifth Light Train (Tren Ligero) line extend all the way to Chapala, rather than ending at the city’s airport or the El Salto industrial zone.
Chapala’s urban renewal project took a major step forward this week with the launch of reconstruction work on Paseo Ramón Corona.
Chapala-area activists are already voicing strong opposition to Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro’s March 31 announcement that he is considering the construction of a second aqueduct from Lake Chapala to supply the increasingly water-hungry Guadalajara metropolitan area (ZMG).
