Chapala and Pico Rivera become sister cities
A win-win for both cities
The Chapala city council approved sister city status with the city of Pico Rivera, in…More
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Chapala and Pico Rivera become sister cities
City Hall has changed 14 administration directors this year
Change has been a constant in the administration
The Municipality of Chapala announced 14 changes of directors that have taken place throughout the…More
Interview: María Dolores López Jara
"I’d love to be mayor, it would be an honor”
In an interview, María Dolores López Jara, also known as “Lolis,” expressed her intention to…More
Jocotepec taxpayers in arrears
More than 13,000 accounts owe property taxes
Jocotepec’s taxpayers have not been paying their debts. More than half – 59.1%, or 13,747…More
AMLO and Alfaro inspect work on El Zapotillo Dam
Important infrastructure expansion will double Guadalajara water supply
The governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro Ramírez, and the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López…More
Temporary Employment Program begins in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Program expected to conclude in early October
With the delivery of vests, caps and brooms to the 70 workers of the Temporary…More
Chapala approves information-sharing agreement
Coordination of agencies will provide legal certainty to citizens
The Chapala town council approved the signing of a collaborative agreement with the Public Registry…More
New government projects in San Antonio Tlayacapan touted
A brochure describing eleven projects distributed
The current administration in San Antonio Tlayacapan distributed a brochure last week that described eleven…More
PHOTONOTE: Graffiti about the lacking garbage collection in Jocotepec
A protest message “Jocotepec el basurero” (Jocotepec the garbage dump) was spray painted in black…More
Chapala approves retirement of nine unionized workers
Retirement commission to analyze salary percentage criteria
Amidst controversy, lack of information in files and heated discussions among the aldermen, the Chapala…More