Gov. Lemus seeks 6.5 billion pesos for 2nd aqueduct to Guadalajara
Promises modern system will take less water from lake

The Chapala-Guadalajara Aqueduct has operated since 1991 with an expected lifespan of 25 years. It is now 35 years old.

By Estefania Elizabeth Romero on April 7, 2025

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Estefania Elizabeth Romero Lopez; teacher for eleven years in Guadalajara and Lakeside, single mother of two daughters and very passionate about writing and getting her psychology degree.

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