The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The second annual Women’s March of Ajijic brought together a multi-national crowd of nearly 400 people united in promoting tolerance and equal rights for all, regardless of gender, race, nationality and personal beliefs.
Residents of Ajijic are warning friends and neighbors to exercise extreme precautions while taking their dogs out for walks or letting them out to roam the streets.
Chapala city hall is cranking up the pace to complete major public works projects by the end of next month, Mayor Javier Degollado declared during an inspection tour to various sites on Tuesday, January 16.
Chapala’s Tránsito commander Juan Paulo Joaquin reached out to the expat community this week during a friendly chat with Lake Chapala Society executive director Terry Vidal.
The second stage of the Ajijic highway improvement project finally got underway after dark on Tuesday, January 9.
Ajijic has gained entry to the second round in the 2018 Pueblo Mágico (Magic Towns) qualification process, according to Chapala Tourism Director Habath Alejandro Ángel Orozco.
Ajijic artist Janice Kimball is up for an encore as the keynote speaker for the first anniversary Women’s March of Ajijic.
Chapala’s Preparatoria Regional will be the first high school level institution in the University of Guadalajara (UDG) system to offer a technical study program in public security.
Enrique Alfaro, on leave from his post as Guadalajara mayor to seek the Movimiento Ciudadano nomination in the 2018 governor’s race, posed for photos and selfies with his supporters during a January 4 campaign stop in Chapala.
