Ajijic starts pep for 2026 Passion of Christ
Reenactment preps start Ash Wednesday
The Ajijic Passion of Christ group formally began preparations for its 47th edition, inviting 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.
Ajijic starts pep for 2026 Passion of Christ
Comment over school rehabilitation project raises questions
Meeting held to clarify concerns
Jalisco con Estrella (Jalisco with a Star), a program promoted by the state government, was…More
Two new principals lead Ajijic school students during renovations
Teachers work to promote school identity.
As the Saúl Rodiles Piña Elementary School in Ajijic undergoes a complete rebuilding and faces…More
Ajijic Magical Town Committee back at work
Workplans and guidelines produced
After months without public information about its activities, the Ajijic Magical Town Committee resumed its…More
School sports court for student use only
Officials clarify access after confusion
Officials from the Jalisco Educational Infrastructure Institute (INFEJAL) and Chapala authorities met with parents to…More
Chapala announces free group weddings
Register by Feb. 20 for Feb. 28 event
In celebration of Love and Friendship Month, the Government of Chapala invites interested couples to…More
Three decades of fishing for sustenance and peace
Legacy of María del Carmen honored
For María del Carmen González González, the lake is not just a horizon; it is…More
Mariano Aparicio presents ‘Músicos de a pie’ book
Literary tribute to Mexico’s music
Mexican photographer Mariano Aparicio presented his latest book, Músicos de a pie (literally “Musicians on…More
Burglars hit Ajijic store for 60,000 pesos
Break-in occurred in the early hours
Unknown thieves broke into a downtown Ajijic business early Thursday, causing losses of about 60,000…More
Ajijic Carnival begins with a full house at Lienzo Charro
Hundreds of attendees celebrate Toro de Once
With sayacas (masked characters dressed as exaggerated women) and the traditional Toro de Once (bull…More