The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala government has taken a quantum leap in its adherence to transparency criteria, according to the latest scores reported by the Jalisco branch of the Colectivo Ciudadanos por Municipios Transparentes (Cimtra).
The October 8 session of Conexiones entre Amigos, the monthly community networking program co-sponsored by the Lake Chapala Society and the lakeside branch of the Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce, attracted a full house for a presentation by management staff from Hospital San Antonio (HSA).
Chapala officials revealed this week that former press chief José Guadalupe Vidrio Oliva has filed a new labor suit against the municipal government.
Work on the facility to house a permanent lakeside office for the issuance and renewal of Jalisco driver permits initiated Monday, October 7.
Local people who enjoy stretching their legs with canine companions in tow may want to get in on the Canem Carrera Canina scheduled for Sunday, October 13 in Atequiza.
Jalisco mayors from 21 municipalities trotted off to the nation’s capital this week to form a common front with federal legislators to push for robust funding that will permit economic growth and sustainable development for the Lake Chapala region.
It was a bonus week for Chapala area school kids as the local government initiated the distribution of supplies to hundreds of local students.
Representatives of the Mexican branch of Climate Reality Project, founded by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, will be featured in a keynote address at the Ecology and Recycling Fiesta taking place Saturday, October 5, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Lake Chapala Society south campus.
The denizens of Chapala are taking a break from their normal routines to engage in religious and secular activities surrounding the annual Fiestas Patronales honoring Francisco de Asís (Saint Francis of Assisi), the town’s patron saint.
