The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Lake Chapala is back on a steady rise, gaining in just one month almost the same amount of water it accumulated during the entire 2011 rainy season.
Whether at a national, state or municipal level, there seem to be few gracious losers among Mexico’s politicians in post-election season.
Cardinal Jose Francisco Robles Ortega, Guadalajara’s new archbishop, will make his first official visit to Chapala on Sunday, July 8 to the lead the Virgin of Zapopan’s traditional summer pilgrimage to the community.
Motorists headed through downtown Jocotepec will find themselves detoured while the municipal government completes the last leg in renovating the city’s main arteries.
The lakeside branch of Guadalajara’s National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) is under new leadership following the June 28 swearing-in of Yolanda Martinez as its new head officer.
Three Pemex tankers and a pickup truck piled up in a freak accident on the Chapala-Jocotepec highway on Monday.
Bucking a state and nationwide trend, National Action Party (PAN) candidate Joaquin Huerta Barrios won the sympathies of the Chapala electorate to triumph in the municipality’s July 1 mayoral race.
Chapala welcomed beloved religious image the Virgin of Zapopan last Sunday with all the customary fanfare.
Fortunately no one was injured when this truck skidded off the Libramiento at the intersection of the Carretera Tuesday morning.