The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Foreigners who settle down in the Chapala area often find that the challenge of picking up Spanish can be a stumbling block to accomplishing day-to-day tasks, assimilating the culture and making the most of Mexico living.
Chapala’s new government sent out a work crew this week to repair the potholes that riddle the low end of Ajijic’s principal north-south traffic artery.
Alejandro Aguirre has begun filling in the blanks of top echelon officials to serve under his watch as Chapala mayor for the 2021-2024 term.
During the wee morning hours of October 5, self-taught architect Jorge Mendez was sleeping soundly in the one-story house he had recently gutted and redesigned in Ixtlahuacan de los Membrillos, a short distance north of the low mountain that skirts Chapala.
Always ready to serve the community’s emergency needs, Cruz Roja Chapala immediately responded to the October 5 natural disaster with on-the-scene rescue relief services in the Ajijic area and the setup of a temporary collection point at the Chapala clinic to receive donations of supplies for flood victims.
The Chapala government’s Instituto de la Mujer marked International Breast Cancer Awareness Day on Tuesday, October 19, by sponsoring the Caminata Rosa, a morning parade along Avenida Madero with marchers dressed in pink shirts and carrying rose-colored balloons.
The Chapala government is heralding a bright new era for cultural activity in the community with the appointment this week of an enlarged team of experienced leaders in the field.
Members of Rotary Club of Ajijic concluded their October 19 weekly meeting at La Nueva Posada with the unveiling of the group’s new welcome sign installed at the edge of the Libramiento bypass opposite the Centro Laguna mall.
Hiking is a non-competitive sport that stimulates physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing, while nurturing a close connection with the great outdoors.
