The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ricardo Vera Lira, chief of the Jalisco branch of the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM), welcomed 103 foreign immigrants into the fold during a patriotic ceremony held Friday, February 24 at the Centro Cultural Ajijic.
After an extended lull, another rash of canine deaths by poisoning has raised concerns among Ajijic residents over the past week.
As part of initiatives to revamp the municipal police department, the Chapala government is looking to place local cops in charge of traffic control duties currently handled by agents of the state’s Secretaria de Movilidad (Semov).
While Chapala’s Carnaval celebration heads toward a feverish finale, Ajijic is simultaneously cutting loose with its own last blast of frivolity before the start of Lent.
The 39th annual Mexican National Chili Cook-off is up and running this weekend in Ajijic.
About 30 sign-bearing Americans, some from Ajijic, and the same number of reporters converged on a sidewalk near the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City Thursday afternoon.
Chapala Mayor Gerardo Degollado may be forced to take a time-out from his post by an order of the Jalisco State Congress aimed at obligating his government to pay off a long overdue labor suit won by a former city hall employee.
What’s one positive thing you could say about the skyrocketing cost of gasoline that hit Mexican consumers at the start of the year?
Full-tilt party time is on the horizon as Chapala and Ajijic warm up for lively Carnaval festivities that build up to a final blowout on Tuesday, February 28, this year’s date for Mardi Gras celebrations around the globe.
