The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Nighttime activity on the Ajijic plaza has picked up pace this month, more so since it has been fully decorated for the holidays with multicolored piñatas, paper lanterns, giant shepherds’ staffs adorned with paper flowers and long streamers, all lit up in bright lights.
Jalisco state police are in the process of carrying out an investigation at a property in downtown Chapala to determine whether it has been used as a clandestine burial site.
Nothing better generates the unbridled fun of a typical Mexican holiday gathering than stringing up a colorful piñata, wielding a sturdy stick and whacking it to bits to release a shower of hidden goodies.
Approximately 380 Walmart customers, employees and independent sales agents were evacuated from the Lakeside branch of the supermarket chain on Saturday, December 11, after a propane gas leak was detected on the premises at around 12:30 p.m.
Motorists who frequently use Avenida Lazaro Cardenas in the area around El Alamo intersection (Carretera a Chapala) may need plenty of patience in the coming weeks.
Hundreds of people lined up on the first three days of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign held at Jocotepec’s Hospital starting on Thursday, December 9.
Chapala area residents eager for a lift of holiday spirits can take in a variety of free public events listed on the Fiesta de Invierno Chapala program scheduled this weekend by the city’s Department of Culture.
Ajijic and other lakeshore towns paid homage to Mexico’s spiritual patroness and national icon, the Virgin of Guadalupe, on her December 12 Feast Day.
Spreading Christmas joy among children of underprivileged families is the sole objective of Juguetón Chapala, a toy collection marathon set to take place December 17 through 19 at the town’s central plaza.
