The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Nearly four months after disaster struck, seven families have finally received economic compensation for the household belongings they lost in flood waters and debris that washed through west end neighborhoods of Ajijic at dawn on October 5.
Ballroom dancing is catching on rapidly in Mexico and now you can participate right here in Ajijic.
Jocotepec Mayor José Miguel Gómez López announced that he is carrying out duties in isolation as of February 1 after being diagnosed with Covid-19.
Jalisco state police have arrested five alleged drug pushers in different localities within Chapala’s boundaries.
Blustery weather is a fairly common phenomenon in the Lake Chapala region during February.
The first holiday in the second month of 2022 was Día de La Candelaria (Candlemas), celebrated on Wednesday, February 2.
In response to the recent uptick in Covid-19 infections, the Chapala government has ramped up inspections of local commercial outlets and markets to detect violations of the latest protocols issued by Jalisco’s Mesa de Salud (Board of Health).
Ajijic will get the opportunity to promote itself in the international arena at the first Tianguis International de Pueblos Magicos, to be held in Barcelona, Spain, from April 22 to 24.
As cycling keeps gaining popularity as a recreational activity in Lake Chapala’s northshore corridor, the sport will get an extra boost from a series of local competitive events kicking off the last weekend in February.
