Man stabbed in the face in Ajijic
Circumstances not clear
According to a report by the Civil Protection and Fire Brigade, a person was found…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.
Man stabbed in the face in Ajijic
Preparations on track for Ajijic Independence Day
Events begin Saturday, September 7
Independence Day celebrations in Ajijic will extend from September 7 to 16 with the beauty…More
Keeping the “Convite de Flores” tradition alive in Ajijic
“Convite de Flores”celebrated September 16
The “Convite de Flores” (Flower Invitation) is one of many traditional events of the Fiestas…More
SIMAPA: Please don’t throw garbage in the sewage system
San Antonio and Ajijic request community compliance
After the failure of three pumps at the San Antonio Tlayacapan treatment plant, both José…More
Cuauhtémoc School’s walls are prepared for the murals by 16 artists
Donations needed to complete the project
The perimeter walls of the Cuauhtémoc elementary school in San Antonio Tlayacapan are in the…More
Ajijic festival celebrates rebozo traditions in the Plaza
Rebozo Festival begins Sept.8 at 5:00 PM
Ajijic will continue celebrating the tradition of the legendary rebozo (a traditional Mexican garment representing…More
PHOTO NOTE: Tree falls in La Floresta
A large tree fell La Floresta area of Ajijic on August 29
The large tree collapsed onto a gate at a residence on the frontage road heading…More
Students return from summer to dilapidated schools
Schools ask parents for repair funds
Students returned from summer vacation hoping that the administration used the break to repair and…More
Sewage spill on Río Zula street continues in Ajijic
The problem has been reported for months
A constant months-long sewage spill continues on Río Zula street in West Ajijic, through one…More
No, there are no “Cenotes” in Ajijic, but we have “magic potholes”
Ajijic potholes jokingly called "Cenotes"
Welcome to Ajijic, the town of magic potholes or what the locals jokingly call “almost…More