Goodbye, waterfalls! No water in the Tepalo
Low rainfall blamed
The scarce rains in Ajijic have not been sufficient to fill the waterfalls of “El…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.
Goodbye, waterfalls! No water in the Tepalo
Lake Chapala environmentalists take complaints to CDMX authorities
Demonstrations and meetings lead to protection promises
Tired of being ignored by Jalisco state agencies, activists from the Chapala Lakeshore and Jalisco…More
Dead man found at home in downtown Ajijic
Cause of death a mystery
A man was found dead inside his downtown Ajijic home around 5:00 p.m. on September…More
Citizens are asked to be alert to encroachments in Lake Chapala
Pueblos Unidos de la Ribera warns citizens to remain vigilant
Activists from Pueblos Unidos de la Ribera are asking citizens to be alert to possible…More
Community House proposed for San Antonio in ‘El Golfito’
Signatures are being collected for support
The Chapala City Council wants to convert the property administered by the Indigenous Community, known…More
Rebozo parade Sept. 10 keeps tradition alive in Ajijic
More than 100 rebozos modeled
More than 100 rebozos were displayed as part of the Exhibition of Usos y Costumbres…More
Nearly 3,000 people attended the Ajijic Balloon Regatta
Dozens of balloons flew through the sky of Ajijic
Hundreds of balloons rose into the sky of Ajijic Saturday, September 9, at the Cruz…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan to have four queens
The coronation ceremony will be Sept 23
San Antonio Tlayacapan will crown its four queens on the night of Saturday, September 23,…More
Record-breaking Fotoseptiembre with 52 works exhibited
Exhibition continues until Thursday September 28th
The twelfth annual show of Fotoseptiembre in Ajijic broke records, with the exhibition of 52…More
Fernanda Torres is crowned Ajijic Queen 2023
Aiding the sick is the queen's first act
Ángeles Fernanda Torres Macías, 22 years old, was crowned as Queen Fiestas Patrias Ajijic 2023.…More