Ajijic to plant two historic oak trees with advice from Ajijitecos
Two saplings of the grandson of the ahuehuete (Mexican oak tree, or Tree of the…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.
Laguna Polls Ajijic – What residents want to see in 2023
A majority want to see infrastructure improvements
At the beginning of the year, Semanario Laguna polled residents of Ajijic to ask what…More
Protestors brought a petition directly to the governor
Opponents of Ocampo paving stones seek help from governor Alfaro
A group of protesters gathered signatures from neighbors of Ocampo Street who are against the…More
Salvador “El Chato” Flores, pillar of Ajijic charrería
A founder of the Ajijic Charros Association
Salvador “Chato” Flores, one of the founders of the Ajijic Charros Association, passed away on…More
What to do when encountering an exotic species in the street?
Do not approach and call public security
After the sighting of a spider monkey in the Chula Vista René Ochoa, the head…More
Over 100 Ajijic residents in the New Year’s parade
Clowns, fish, harlequins, sayacas all paraded
More than 100 Ajijic residents participated in the New Year’s parade, which brought funny moments…More
San Sebastian Festivities return after a two year Covid hiatus
Festivities run from January 12 to February 20
After a two-year hiatus, the neighborhood of San Sebastián will once again celebrate its 9…More
Ajijic entrepreneurs innovate the traditional rosca de reyes (King’s Day cake)
Traditional cake replaced with tacos, donuts, pizza and even wings
A “Rosca de Reyes” (King’s Cake) has been a traditional part of celebrating Three Kings…More
San Gaspar celebrations in Ajijic postponed until January 8
Procession to begin at 4:30
The first Fiestas de San Gaspar in Ajijic were changed from Friday, January 6th to…More
Aguirre says more than 5 million pesos will be invested in Ajijic
“We will give whatever is necessary to support Ajijic”
Chapala president Alejandro Aguirre Curiel said more than 5 million pesos ($257 thousand USD) has…More