The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ajijic is preparing to hold its 13th “Thrill The World” event, where zombies young and old, Mexican and expats, dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and raise money for local charities.
With temperatures already dipping below freezing in the Sierra Tarahumara in northern Mexico, the Tarahumara Project is hard at work collecting help for the indigenous people of the Copper Canyon region.
Chapala’s Escuela Preparatoria Regional (public high school) held a ceremony on Tuesday, October 3 to mark the 29th anniversary of its affiliation with the University of Guadalajara academic network, and 52 years since it was founded as a community-run institution.
Initiatives to put a spotlight on cultural attractions in the Lake Chapala region were unveiled Tuesday, September 26 at the Jalisco Department of Tourism (Secturjal) Ribera de Chapala branch office.
A delegation of officials from the Shanghai Municipal People’s Congress were received as honored guests of Chapala on Sunday, September 24, gaining an opportunity to become familiar with the popular tourist destination and discuss matters of mutual interest with Mayor Alejandro Aguirre.
Agents of the Investigative Police assigned to the District V Regional Special Prosecutor’s Office executed an arrest warrant issued for a man wanted as the prime suspect in a 2019 case of aggravated homicide.
The Saul Rodiles Primary School in Ajijic suffered serious damage from the September 2022 earthquake and subsequent aftershocks.
The District V Regional Prosecutor’s Office is undertaking investigations to clarify the violent death of a Chapala resident in the early hours of Wednesday, October 4.
After its summer recess, the acclaimed Lake Chapala Orchestra celebrates its 5th anniversary with its upcoming concert entitled “Basically British,” scheduled for Friday, October 13 at 7 p.m. at Lakeside Presbyterian Church (San Jorge 250, Riberas del Pilar).
