Hiker rescued after climbing Ajijic mountains
He was disoriented but unharmed
A young man was rescued after having lost his way in the mountains of Ajijic…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.
Hiker rescued after climbing Ajijic mountains
13th National Congress of University Debate held in Ajijic
Several Jalisco universities competed on November 10
The 13th National Congress of University Debate was held in Ajijic, at the Center for…More
3000 expected for San Antonio Tlayacapan’s Musician’s Day
New chapel planned to honor Santa Cecilia
A dozen musical groups will perform in the main square of San Antonio Tlayacapan to…More
Ajijic to celebrate its patron San Andres Apostle
Festivities November 21 to 30
A week of festivities will begin on November 22 to celebrate the patron saint of…More
Expat collides with pickup truck in Ajijic after fatal cardiac arrest
Authorities pronounced him dead at the scene
An Expat suffered a fatal heart attack while driving his car on the Carretera in…More
No updates on Ajijic downtown pedestrian walkway plan
Walking streets in tourist areas of Jalisco
The pedestrianization of the downtown area of Ajijic is still a long way off, since…More
Still no date for the restoration of the Plaza of Friendship in Ajijic
Restoration among works championed by Chapala President
Still no date has been set for the start of the rehabilitation of the Plaza…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan honors its oldest families
Museum exhibits, alatres in the plaza
San Antonio Tlayacapan, near Ajijic, commemorated the Day of the Dead with various activities in…More
92-year-old Doña Lola shares her memories of Ajijic
She prefers modern Ajijic
A picturesque and peaceful Ajijic: that’s what La Señora Aurea, better known as Doña Lola,…More
Ajijic Vive Festival attracts more than five thousand visitors
Music, food, parades and dancing
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) was a record-breaking event this year. More…More