Student representation returns to Tec de Chapala
New student committee elected
After more than two decades without a student committee, the Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Jalisco…More
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Student representation returns to Tec de Chapala
Ajijic CUOP campus celebrates Independence Day with music, color, flavor
Mexican Fair for students returns
The Octavio Paz University Center (CUOP) Ajijic campus proudly celebrated Mexican Independence Day with its…More
INE presents 2024 youth survey results to ChapalaCouncil
4,253 girls, boys, and adolescents responded
The National Electoral Institute (INE) released the results of its 2024 Child and Youth Consultation…More
Hugo David García Vargas presents first report as Joco president
"Bombín" highlights achievement in Jocotepec
The President of Jocotepec, Hugo David García Vargas, presented his first government report without a…More
President of Chapala to deliver his fourth government report
CCAR in Ajijic to host event
Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel Chapala president, and the president of the Chapala DIF (family…More
One more good rain and Lake Chapala is at 70% capacity
CONAGUA Data shows 69.18% full on Sept.18
Lake Chapala is nearing 70% capacity and may reach that mark within the next week…More
DIF Chapala opens “Day Center” for Chapala’s seniors
A dignified recreational space for seniors
The Government of Chapala and the System for Integral Family Development (DIF) inaugurated the new…More
“Your Help Makes the Difference” kermes raises 184,000 pesos
Benefit helped 27 families
The kermes fundraising fair held by Tu Ayuda Hace la Diferencia (“Your Help Makes the…More
Few patriotic decorations displayed in San Juan Cosalá
Town square devoid of Independence Day decorations
Unlike all public squares in Mexico, San Juan Cosalá’s square had no decorations alluding to…More
Ajijic elementary school students protest over closed facilities
Saúl Rodiles school closed since February 2025
During the parade in Ajijic for Mexico’s 215th anniversary of Independence, students and parents from…More