The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
San Antonio Tlayacapan residents joined Chapala government officials Saturday, April 29 for the official unveiling of the recently completed village plaza renovation.
Florencia Vega Mendez has been named the new head officer at the Chapala branch of the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM).
Foreigners who lack a firm grasp of Spanish may discover that Mexico’s recently launched nationwide 911 emergency hotline is essentially useless in moments of distress.
The Western Agility Organization (TWAO) holds its third official USDAA dog agility competition at the Hotel Perico in Ajijic Saturday, Sunday and Monday, April 29 and 30 and May 1.
The continuing deterioration of Chapala’s aging garbage truck fleet, coinciding with the flood of Easter season visitors, made for a toxic mix that has left every corner of the community swamped in heaps of refuse over the past two weeks.
The draft of Chapala’s groundbreaking regulatory code on animal rights and protection was put up for public review this week, giving citizens and representatives of animal shelters, rescue groups and animal care professionals an opportunity to weigh in on the content and suggest changes based on real-life experiences in this community.
The installation of a bright red trash bin at Chapala’s main intersection early last week caused a public uproar over its placement at the focal point for photographs of the downtown’s major landmarks.
Official statistics on public health issues show the state of Jalisco ranking second in the nation on the index of teenage pregnancies.
Ixtlahaucán de los Membrillos Mayor Eduardo Cervantes Aguilar has slashed his salary by half to help feed impoverished senior citizens in the community.
