The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Misappropriation and irregular exploitation of public property bordering Lake Chapala has been a hot topic of interest for the past couple of years,
Ajijic’s faithful closed out last month with a festive finale of month-long observances honoring Our Lady of the Rosary, the town’s original spiritual patroness.
The Jocotepec government and the municipal Traffic Department are cracking down to get underage drivers off the municipality’s roads in an effort to prevent accidents that put lives at risk.
The Ajijic Pueblo Mágico Citizens Committee has extended an open invitation for a public assembly scheduled to take place Wednesday, November 16, 6 p.m., at the town plaza.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) initiative to strengthen bonds between lakeside’s Mexican and foreign residents through a festival on themes of life and death offers a series of intercultural events scheduled for Saturday, October 29 through Tuesday, November 1.
The Chapala’s Club de Yates will open its gates Friday, November 11 for the three-day comeback of the Feria de Maestros, celebrating its 20th anniversary as a magnificent showcase for top notch Mexican folk art and handicrafts.
Entombed for two years by the Covid-19 pandemic, Chapala’s Festival Cultural de Vida y Muerte is coming back to life with a series of public events to run October 31 through November 2.
A mob of ghoulish zombies invaded the Ajijic Malecón on Saturday, October 29 for another annual rendition of the dance set to the tune of Michael Jackson’s hit “Thriller.”
Jalisco State police reported the recent detention of a man caught in possession of illicit synthetic drugs.
