Ajijic underground wiring project details revealed
Project could start in January
The underground wiring project in Ajijic could begin in January 2026. It would cover 42…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 underground wiring project details revealed
Ajijic community volunteers upgrade plaza decorations
Community beautifies plaza after government efforts fall short
The Christmas decorations recently placed in Ajijic’s main square generated a wave of criticism among…More
Faith marks Guadalupe celebrations in Ajijic
Strong turnout, no incidents reported
High turnout and no reported incidents marked the close of the celebrations honoring the Virgin…More
Ajijic Bell Ringers becomes official parish group
Collective nears four years of service
After nearly four years of continuous work, the Ajijic Bell Ringers (Campaneros Ajijic) have formally…More
San Andreas Parish announces Ajijic’s Christmas concert
CREM and local choirs will sing
The parish of San Andrés in Ajijic announced the religious activities scheduled for the Christmas…More
Ajijic to kick off Christmas festivities with processions, tree lighting
Tree lighting scheduled for Dec. 22
Ajijic begins its Christmas festivities with the recent tradition of lighting the Christmas tree in…More
Chapel of Saint Cecilia opens as sanctuary for musicians
Musicians and artists inaugurate the new space
On Dec. 6, the community of San Antonio Tlayacapan inaugurated the Chapel of Santa Cecilia,…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrates traditional posaditas
Community joins nightly holiday processions
San Antonio Tlayacapan announced its program for the traditional posaditas, processions that bring the community…More
Ajijic health center offers free testing for sexually transmitted diseases
Rapid tests for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis available
The Ajijic Health Center (CS) announced that it is offering free rapid tests for detecting…More
Merchants demand respect for the Guadalupe tradition
Fees threaten Ajijic's Virgin Celebration, vendors say
Street vendors in the Guadalupe neighborhood of Ajijic expressed dissatisfaction with the fees imposed by…More