The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A protest against immigration policies proposed by Republican candidate Donald Trump attracted a throng of weekend visitors and local residents last Sunday at the Chapala Malecón.
As folks began flocking to local cemeteries to spruce up family burial plots for next week’s Day of the Dead observances, they have been surprised to find numbered government-issue stickers plastered across gravesite crosses and tomb stones, with no explanation of their purpose.
With advances in modern medicine, more and more people are able to enjoy the convenience and reduced cost of many types of procedures performed on an outpatient basis.
United States Ambassador to Mexico Roberta Jacobson received a warm reception from a largely expat crowd gathered Tuesday, October 25 at the Lake Chapala Society in Ajijic.
Ajijic animal lovers are up in arms over a rash of intentional dog poisonings reported over the past month.
Following the unsuccessful search for human remains sighted near the Isla de Alacranes early last week, a decapitated body was discovered Saturday, October 15, floating offshore near the town of Santa Cruz de la Soledad.
Chapala offices for the state’s Ministerio Público (District Attorney), where citizens file criminal complaints, have been relocated to new and larger digs at Avenida González Gallo 17,
The U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara is inviting U.S. citizens to attend a town hall meeting at the Lake Chapala Society in Ajijic with Roberta Jacobson, the new U.S. Ambassador to Mexico.
Jesús Morán Fernández (right) has been appointed as new chief officer at the Lake Chapala branch of the state transportation department, Movilidad Jalisco.
