The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The sinister wave of criminal violence that has rocked Lake Chapala’s south shore over the past several months hit an ominous crest with the June 12 assassination of José Antonio Languren Martìnez, commissar of the Tizapán el Alto police department.
Jocotepec has been selected as the host venue for a three-day series of national championship cycling races organized under the auspices of the Federación Nacional de Ciclismo (FMC).
Despite the radical adjustments in teaching methods employed in regular classroom settings during the worst months of the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of lakeside area students have overcome learning obstacles to excel and earn distinction in several recent academic competitions.
With the renowned International Mariachi Festival going live again after the virtual editions of the past two years, the Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) has announced that Chapala and Jocotepec are among seven municipalities outside the metro area selected to host gala concerts this year.
Chapala saw its dreams of being crowned champions of the 2022 Copa Jalisco soccer tournament dashed after the men’s team went down to defeat in back-to-back matches against Tecalitlán in the first round of the knock-out phase.
The restoration of Pozo 3, the well that supplies water to most of central Chapala, has been completed, with Mayor Alejandro Aguirre joining staff from the Simapa utility on hand for the public ceremony to open the main valve.
Officials from Chapala’s Department of Regulations, Inspection and Vigilance slapped closure orders on two local grocery shops holding permits to sell liquor products after detecting that they were dispensing alcoholic beverages to minors.
The headquarters of Chapala’s Dirección de Seguridad Pública (DSP) held a ceremony Wednesday, June 15 to formalize the promotion of 25 officers serving on the local police force.
Garbagemen employed by Girrsa, the private company under contract with the Chapala municipal government to handle daily trash collection services, staged a work walkout first thing Monday, June 6, further aggravating on-going problems of solid waste management in the community.
