Ajijic’s Sports Complex is 70 percent complete
Work begun in 2016 soon to be finished
The Ajijic sports complex is approximately 70 percent complete, according to the head 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.
Ajijic’s Sports Complex is 70 percent complete
Citizens request speed bumps in La Canacinta
Speed bumps will reduce accidents
Residents in La Canacinta requested installation of two speed bumps because they did not feel…More
5,000 attend Ajijic’s Patria festival finale
9-day festival end peacefully and joyfully
Ajijic’s annual Patria festival – a nine-day festival honoring the town’s patron saint – ended…More
Town offers 2 Mexican cypress trees to Chapala
Legendary trees live at least 500 years
The town of Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, offered to Reyes is a member of the family…More
Ajijic women fight to eliminate violence
International Day on November 25
A dozen women gathered in the Ajijic plaza to commemorate November 25, the International Day…More
Amador Torres: “We are only here in passing”
Better known in Ajijic as Don Amador
Amador Torres Romero, better known in Ajijic as Don Amador, was a man who made…More
Children’s team from Ajijic won the championship in San Luis Potosi
Victory in The National Children's Soccer Championship
The National Children’s Soccer Championship, category 2009, was won by the Ajijic Sabatina Children’s League…More
Cessy Casanova to raise funds for La Capillita restoration
Comedian/singer appears Dec.4 at "La Huerta"
The comedian and singer Cessy Casanova will perform at the event hall “La Huerta” in…More
The ahuehuete tree , “La Noche Triste” given to Ajijic
A piece of sacred history to be planted in Ajijic
An ahuehuete sapling has been given to Ajijic is a descendant of the tree of…More
Over a thousand people enjoyed Ajijic Revolution parade
Public schools, sports teams, charros marched
At least a dozen of Ajijic’s public schools, sports teams, the queen and princesses of…More