The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Museo Comunitario de San Antonio Tlayacapan, a project launched in 2017 by the local non-profit group, Acalli, A.C., has been prevented by the pandemic from receiving a visit from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH).
The Chapala government is urging local inhabitants to actively take part in the dengue fever prevention campaign under way since Monday, April 19 and set to continue through next week.
How is the makeover of the Auditorio de la Ribera complex in La Floresta coming along?
Chapala interim Mayor Isaac Trejo Gracián announced this week’s triumph in two significant lawsuits lodged against the local government, underscoring that the municipality’s crack legal team has saved City Hall from huge financial blows.
Open Circle
Tran Dang and Cesar Vega, the founder and executive director of The Rhizome Center for Migrants, present “Right to Return” at the next gathering of Open Circle at the Lake Chapala Society on Sunday, April 18, 10:30 a.m.
The second round of Sinovac vaccinations is likely to come up for Chapala area residents sometime next week, according to Dr. Ramiro Gil, director of Jalisco’s Región Sanitaria IV Cienega.
Hospital San Antonio opened two years ago in San Antonio Tlayacapan and since then has treated more than 9,000 patients.
Two single-vehicle rollover accidents that have occurred recently in the southbound lane of the Guadalajara-Chapala highway in the vicinity of Chapala Haciendas and Brisas have been attributed to a sunken patch of the roadway.
An unprecedented field of 13 candidates is seeking election as Chapala’s presidente municipal (mayor) for the 2021-2014 term.
