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Early-bird taxpayers who made a beeline for Chapala City Hall this week were offered a bonus for prompt payment of their 2024 impuesto predial bills.
Jocotepec is promoting early bird deals to citizens fulfilling local fiscal obligations in 2024.
Chapala police officers Rigoberto Hernández and Juan Cruz were put in charge of handing out dozens of juicy apples to local kids who were out and about at the town’s plaza and waterfront Malecón on Saturday, January 6.
Owners of Jalisco-plated vehicles can take advantage of the discount for the payment of the 2024 refrendo (registration renewal) during the first month of the year.
Chapala police officers Rigoberto Hernández and Juan Cruz were put in charge of handing out dozens of juicy apples to local kids who were out and about at the town’s plaza and waterfront Malecón on Saturday, January 6.
December 22 was cold, and it kept getting colder as the day went on. By the time we got to the little Baptist church on the hill in Chapala, it was raining and the air even smelled a bit like snow.
The last week of December was filled with bittersweet moments for Héctor España as he hosted the traditional Christmas dinner buffet to a sell-out crowd of 342 guests, followed by the well-attended New Year’s Eve dinner dance.
“The right to vote freely for the candidate of one’s choice is of the essence of a democratic society, and any restrictions on that right strike at the heart of representative government.” So said Chief Justice Earl Warren, from the 1964 ruling in Reynolds v. Sims.
January: Ron Hudson, age 88.
