New Red Cross module opens in Chapala
“A building built with hearts”
With a ribbon-cutting, a tour of the facilities, and a taquiza (a traditional Mexican food…More
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New Red Cross module opens in Chapala
Jonatan Espíritu displays passion, discipline for charro tradition
Ajijic native seeks to inspire new generations
Jonatan Ramón Espíritu, 36, has been a charro since he was five. Heir to a…More
Puerto Vallarta strengthens river crocodile conservation
Seek to protect crocodiles and people
A Second Working Group meeting was held in Puerto Vallarta to follow up on the…More
Roundtable discusses reform of Migrant Services Act
Meeting focuses on dignity and human rights
The Jalisco Government’s Directorate for Migrant Services held the “Jalisco Global” roundtable discussion from Sept.…More
Luz Elena López crowned Queen of Ajijic National Holidays
Miss López Hernández was crowned on Sept. 6
Luz Elena López Hernández was crowned Queen of the Ajijic National Holidays 2025 on Saturday…More
Fourteen new murals unveiled in San Antonio Tlayacapan ceremony
The art works beautify Cuauhtémoc School
After a year of work, the San Antonio Tlayacapan mural project officially opened on the…More
Protests against Gaza occupation held in Chapala
Malecón location chosen for symbolic reasons
With Palestinian and Mexican flags waving on the Chapala boardwalk, around 60 people, including children…More
Chapala approves property tax hikes up to 12% for 2026
Rural and urban taxes to rise gradually
Chapala’s city council voted 10 to 3 on Aug. 29 to raise property tax rates…More
‘Rose Girl’ returns to Niños Incapacitados clinic
She beat Stage 4 kidney cancer
By Steve Taylor – Imagine enduring 12 weeks of weekly chemotherapy treatments. Imagine enduring daily…More
Escaramuza: women take the charreria field with grace and speed
The only women’s event in the charro world
As we head toward Ajijic’s Day of the Charro, Sept. 14, horsewomen throughout Chapala are…More