The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In an effort to deal with limited space in Chapala’s overcrowded cemetery, the municipal government has designed a columbarium wall for the interment of cremated remains as an alternative to conventional burial.
The Chapala government is so mired in debt that for the second time in the course of the current administration it is seeking a bailout from the state legislature.
Ajijic is preparing to hold its 13th “Thrill The World” event, where zombies young and old, Mexican and expats, dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and raise money for local charities.
What are the experiences you long for or goals you want humanity to achieve before you kick the bucket?
With temperatures already dipping below freezing in the Sierra Tarahumara in northern Mexico, the Tarahumara Project is hard at work collecting help for the indigenous people of the Copper Canyon region.
Flu shots are currently in stock at various locations in the Lake Chapala region for applications offered Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Initiatives to put a spotlight on cultural attractions in the Lake Chapala region were unveiled Tuesday, September 26 at the Jalisco Department of Tourism (Secturjal) Ribera de Chapala branch office.
Agents of the Investigative Police assigned to the District V Regional Special Prosecutor’s Office executed an arrest warrant issued for a man wanted as the prime suspect in a 2019 case of aggravated homicide.