Ajijic will replace trees on malecón
32 trees were illegally removed
The group Sembradores de Vida (Sowers of Life) planted trees along the malecón, but after…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 will replace trees on malecón
Second Papalote Trail Axixic race coming October 8
Race features two routes and six categories
With a new shirt and medal design, the second edition of the Papalote Trail Axixic…More
Sowers of Life recognized for environmental work
Members honored during presentation
The Chapala municipal government recognized the Sembradores de Vida group for their tree planting work…More
State school supplies distributed to parents in Ajijic
“Recrea program” helps Jalisco families
School supply distribution from the Recrea program, “Educating for Life,” concluded in Ajijic on Wednesday,…More
Miss Ajijic wins Miss Gay Ajijic 2023 In Fiestas Patrias event
Three candidates compete
Brian Flores García/Dania – was crowned Miss Gay Ajijic Saturday night in a wild competition…More
Removal of trees placed by Sembradores de Vida denounced
Culprit is unknown
Only one tree, out of the more than 30 that were planted by the group…More
Artist Icons of Ajijic reflect on Cultural Center’s 18th anniversary
Celebrations opened with an exhibition August 5, more events to come
The Ajijic Cultural Center (Centro Cultural de Ajijic/CCA) celebrated its 18th anniversary with an exhibition…More
Two new planters in the west of Ajijic cause a stir
They were placed by a private individual
Some residents in West Ajijic, in the area known as “La Puerta Nueva,” are upset…More
Young women receive empowerment education
The Niñas Sabias project gains momentum
To educate girls and young women and end the stigma of menstruation, Guardianas de las…More
Temporary Employment Program begins in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Program expected to conclude in early October
With the delivery of vests, caps and brooms to the 70 workers of the Temporary…More