The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Peeking out from the balcony of his Chula Vista home at daybreak on Wednesday, August 2, Gerardo Romero spotted an ominous funnel cloud hovering over Lake Chapala in the vicinity of San Antonio Tlayacapan.
Chapala native daughter Sofía Alcántar García is the proud winner of a gold medal for her performance at the prestigious International Math Olympiad Contest (SIMOC) held from July 22 to 25 in Singapore.
The Chapala government is crying foul after detecting at least a half- dozen cloned Facebook pages falsely attributed to city hall officials and department chiefs.
The Chapala Femenil women’s team has qualified for the 2023 Copa Jalisco semifinals after overcoming Tecalitlán in the two-leg quarter-final by a global score of 5-4.
The famed Ballet Folclórico de la Universidad de Guadalajara returns for a summer season, with shows scheduled at two prestigious venues: the Teatro Degollado and the Conjunto Santander.
Waldo’s Dólar Mart de México, a chain of low-cost merchandise outlets first introduced in Tijuana, Baja California in 1999, is now rapidly expanding to new markets throughout the country.
The Chapala government has provided job opportunities to 70 local men and women accepted into the Temporary Employment Program (PET) sponsored by Jalisco’s Labor and Social Welfare Ministry (STyPSJ).
In the wake of the controversy over the uprooting of a half-dozen roadside trees in Ajijic three weeks ago, Chapala area residents have started raising eyebrows over the more recent removal of trees in the municipal seat.
The breakdown this year’s benefits for Ajijic Pueblo Mágico came to approximately 800,000 pesos (US$47,400) spent on street signs, maps and information totems installed to guide visitors to points of interest, 620,000 pesos (US$36,725) for tourist agent salaries, and 500,000 pesos (US$29,620) for the new waste management system.
