Prolongación Ocampo road work at 50% complete
The last section now being paved
The work to improve a section of Prolongación Ocampo, just after the Ajijic cemetery, is…More
Author: Sofia Medeles
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.
Prolongación Ocampo road work at 50% complete
Citizen places pet care signs in public areas of Ajijic
The signs explain responsible pet ownership
A man from Ajijic took the initiative to create and donate signs which explain responsible…More
Sign posted to deter theft of federal land in San Antonio Tlayacapan
The first sign is up on the boardwalk
To deter further attempts to steal federal land from Lake Chapala, the municipal government of…More
Two streets in San Antonio Tlayacapan will be connected to the Libramiento
Will improve traffic on the Chapala-Jocotepec highway
Two streets in San Antonio Tlayacapan are in the process of being paved in order…More
The second “ahuehuete de la Noche Triste” arrives in Ajijic
Citizens will be consulted on where to plant
The second grandchild of the ahuehuete, a cypress tree known as the Tree of the…More
Damaged Magical Town hearts are repaired, only to leave again
Their next stops will be Tequila and Tapalpa
After being removed for 20 days to be restored, the damaged monumental hearts returned to…More
Carnival Stories: Abelito, part of Ajijic’s living heritage
49 years in the Ajijic parade
Abel “Abelito” Romero Llamas, 61 has been a participant in the Shrove Tuesday parade for…More
Progress of the Jalisco-Nuevo León Partnership announced in Ajijic
Meeting at La Ribera Center for Culture and the Arts
Under the Jalisco-Nuevo León Partnership, authorities and businessmen met on February 23, at the La…More
Thousands enjoy Shrove Tuesday parade in Ajijic
Flour and glitter rained down
No one was spared from being floured as thousands of people attended the Ajijic Carnival…More
Damaged Pueblo Magico hearts still absent from Ajijic Plaza
Heart sculptures damaged just days after installation
Since February 6, Pueblo Magico Heart sculptures from Ajijic, Tapalpa and Tlaquepaque, have been absent…More