The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Autotransportes Guadalajara-Chapala, the bus company that transports passengers between lakeside and the state capital, recently relocated its Ajijic terminal to new digs situated about a half-block east of Calle Colón.
There’s nothing like a good dose of local pride to fire up a crowd.
The Chapala municipal government’s tight finances have put a damper on the planning of traditional festivities tied into the anniversary of Mexico’s Independence.
Nearly three months after a traffic light in Ajijic bit the dust in car crash, the essential device has finally been replaced.
Rafael Guzmán de la Fuente, the gentleman who donated undeveloped land for future construction of the University of Guadalajara’s regional campus, has been named as Chapala’s Distinguished Senior Citizen 2018.
Growing heaps of trash piled up in the streets of Chapala, Ajijic and neighboring towns last weekend after management at the landfill facility in Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos shut its doors to garbage trucks coming from the municipality on Thursday, August 30 due to back bills owed by the local government.
On Monday, August 20, about 11,700 students stepped into the classrooms of Chapala’s public schools to begin the 2018-2019 academic year.
Moisés Anaya Aguilar is poised to take the oath of office as Chapala’s next presidente municipal (mayor) following a unanimous ruling by the Jalisco Electoral Tribunal (Triejal) confirming his July 1 election victory.
In case you didn’t know, Chapala had an important voice in this week’s preliminary deal to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
