PHOTO GALLERY: Chapala’s unique experience of Jesus’ journey to the Cross
Faithful followers in Chapala walked alongside Jesus through the stations of the cross during the…More
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Semanario Laguna
The news staff of Semanario Laguna consists of nine reporters, three editors, three photographers and three columnists. Various members of the staff cooperated on the writing and editing and illustrating of this story. All staff are members of The National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Photo Gallery: Thousands mark 46th anniversary of Ajijic Passion of Christ
The Magical Town of Ajijic performed the Passion of Christ on its 46th anniversary. The Last…More
Pope Francis dies at age 88, leaving a global legacy
First Jesuit pontiff and first from South America
The world mourns the death of Pope Francis, who died at age 88 on April…More
Operation Smile sponsors 31 surgeries in Ajijic
Children came from all over Mexico
Operation Smile recently completed a successful mission in Ajijic, helping 31 children with cleft lip…More
PHOTONOTE: Preventive traffic lights start operating
As of Monday, Apr. 14, the traffic lights located near the SANE company on the…More
Research detects herbicide in Lakeside children’s urine
Highly toxic glufosinate raises new health concerns
Researchers at the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) have discovered a new herbicide, glufosinate, in the…More
Recent earthquake causes landslides in Atenquique, Tuxpan regions
Partial collapse found in Colima Volcano crater
Following an earthquake that occurred on the night of Apr. 15, personnel from the State…More
Double-parking plan increases sales 20% in Chapala
Orange cones on Madero Avenue will continue
The method of using cones so that customers of businesses can double-park their vehicles for…More
SAVE Act which eliminates expat voting narrowly passes the House
Expats urged to register now to beat deadline for changes
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act on April…More
Aguirre says new aqueduct won’t draw more lake water
Blames confusion and misinformation for complaints
Chapala President Alejandro Aguirre Curiel sought to clarify this week that a proposed new water…More