The second “ahuehuete de la Noche Triste” arrives in Ajijic
Citizens will be consulted on where to plant

Alejandro Sahagún and Antonio López Vega, both from the Ajijic Pueblo Mágico Citizen Committee, receiving the ahuehuete grandson of the Tree of the Sad Night. Photo: Ajijic Pueblo Mágico Citizen Committee.

By Sofia Medeles on March 3, 2023

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Sofia Medeles

Born in Ajijic, she moved to Guadalajara and enrolled in the Fashion Design program at UdeG. Four years later, she returned to her hometown and worked for Semanario Laguna as a reporter and photographer. Her investigative stories on the invasion of Federal property have been front page news.

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