Truck loses brakes, overturns at Ajijic’s Walmart intersection
Driver injured
Around 3 p.m. on November 13 the brakes on a 20,000-liter capacity water truck failed…More
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Truck loses brakes, overturns at Ajijic’s Walmart intersection
Man with firearm arrested in Tuxcueca
Subject’s vehicle also seized
The Regional Police for the municipality of Tuxcueca in southeast Jalisco, reported the arrest of…More
Improvements started on Ajijic’s Walmart intersection
Separate right turn lane and rainwater control
To help reduce accidents the Secretary of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) Jalisco is widening…More
Jalisco sends 57 tons of aid to ravaged Guerrero state
DIF Jalisco alone collected 18 tons of supplies
Jalisco has sent a total of 57 tons of supplies to the hurricane ravaged coastal…More
Futuro hopes to join Mega Alliance in Jocotepec
Party representatives are being sought
Although there have been no formal meetings and nothing in writing, the political party Futuroc…More
Chapala artist Alfi Guilera reveals his visions at CCAR
The exhibit will remain open for two months
The exhibition hall of the Center for Culture and Arts of La Ribera (CCAR) is…More
Two men wanted in the U.S. arrested in Chapala and El Salto
Officers of the State Security Secretariat (SSE) arrested in Chapala and El Salto two men…More
Horoscopes
Week of November 18, 2023
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) Be cautious because you can suffer emotional ups and…More
What’s going on? Don’t stay at home!
AJIJIC Saturday, November 18 7 p.m Theater presentation: TUR {paisaje#1} is an idea. La Ribera…More
San Juan Cosalá citizens prevent privatization of their beach
A private individual tried to place posts and chains
Residents of San Juan Cosalá prevented a private individual from closing one of the entrances…More