The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A real estate developer will face trial on charges of fraud related to the construction of an apartment building in Ajijic, according to a report issued this week by the District V Regional Special Prosecutor’s Office headquartered in Chapala.
Presidentes municipales (mayors) and regidores (city councilors) were up for election in all 125 Jalisco municipalities on Sunday, June 2, including those who will serve the constituents of Chapala’s nearest neighboring communities over the next three years.
Scientists at the University of Guadalajara Institute of Astronomy and Meteorology (IAM) have forecast a delayed but eventually plentiful 2024 rainy season that could bring welcome relief for Lake Chapala.
Kathie Karancz opened the June 3 meeting of the Artists of Lake Chapala (ALC) group, which is replacing the defunct Artist Alliance of Lake Chapala.
Alejandro Aguirre Curiel has been declared the winner of Chapala’s 2024 mayoral race based on the official results of the vote count reported by the Municipal Electoral Council (CME) on Wednesday, June 5.
Open Circle
Steve Balfour presents “Our Broken Relationship with Charities” at the next gathering of Open Circle, Sunday, June 9, 10:30 a.m. in the garden of the Lake Chapala Society.
The new Cruz Roja Chapala (CRC) healthcare facility is near completion, but still needs around six million pesos to finish construction and equip the building. Fundraising efforts are now going into high gear to get the job done.
In a display of community support and following its motto “People Helping People,” the Lake Chapala Society (LCS), has launched a new program to offer free English classes to the Chapala Fire Department.
Early this week the Chapala government posted a notice on Facebook that a dry law (ley seca) would be applied in the municipality from midnight to 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 2, Mexico’s election day.
