The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Alfredo Ulloa Higuera, recently appointed commander of the Chapala Public Security Department (DSP), has a novel idea for enhancing communications with the local population, as he carries out his crime prevention role in the community.
Chapala Ecology Department Director René Ochoa González is picking up where the previous administration left off in implementing a municipal ban on the sale and use of single-use plastic products.
Ajijic native son Antonio López Vega was one of the artists representing 20 Pueblos Mágicos invited by Tequilera Corralejo to submit designs for a line of commemorative bottles to be produced for its añejo tequila, aged for 99,000 hours.
While wrapped in modern day secular glitter, Christmas festivities in the Lake Chapala area still center on long-held customs that put the Nativity story in sharp focus.
The Chapala branch of the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) is taking part in the National Vaccination Campaign against seasonal influenza, with free shots now available at its local clinic and various other venues.
The din of skyrockets and lively dance concerts at the plaza hushed as of Thursday, December 1 as Ajijic’s annual tribute to patron saint San Andrés Apostal ended this week.
Chapala’s waterfront Malecón will be the setting for the Tianguis del Recycle scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, December 17 and 18.
Jalisco Tourism Minister Vanessa Pérez Lamas turned up as a guest dignitary for the official opening of El Barrio de Quilmes, the new branch of the Argentinian steakhouse chain located at the Ajijic pier.
Owners of real estate property in the municipality of Chapala can anticipate a hard blow to their pocketbooks next year under the terms laid out in the draft of the 2023 Ley de Ingresos (Revenue Law) approved this month by majority vote of the City Council.
