Double-parking plan increases sales 20% in Chapala
Orange cones on Madero Avenue will continue
The method of using cones so that customers of businesses can double-park their vehicles for…More
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Double-parking plan increases sales 20% in Chapala
San Antonio’s Altars of Dolores growing more popular
However, participation dwindling in Ajijic
Altars of Sorrows have sprung up in San Antonio Tlayacapan in much greater numbers than…More
Chapala’s dance festival to feature 1,200+ performers
Celebrates International Dance Day
This April, Chapala will become the heart of dance in Jalisco as the town prepares…More
Miguel Martínez Street reopens after major makeover
Over 1,000 people will benefit
It has been over 13 years since Miguel Martínez Street in Chapala was remodeled. Alongside…More
SAVE Act which eliminates expat voting narrowly passes the House
Expats urged to register now to beat deadline for changes
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act on April…More
Aguirre says new aqueduct won’t draw more lake water
Blames confusion and misinformation for complaints
Chapala President Alejandro Aguirre Curiel sought to clarify this week that a proposed new water…More
Team Charales on track for playoff berth
Goals scored by Ascencio and Radillo
The Charales team from Chapala has one foot in the playoffs after defeating CIMAGOL by…More
San Antonio’s Palm Sunday procession draws 100
Faithful receive blessed palms and prayers
Boasting greater participation than last year, Palm Sunday was celebrated in the village of San…More
Ajijic’s Palm Sunday success a success despite glitches and delays
Tardy donkey, parked cars no match for Christ
Pueblo Mágico Ajijic’s Palm Sunday procession was a little late but wowed the parishioners and…More
Space junk, not aliens, lit up the Mexican night sky
UNAM says debris likely from a rocket
Strange lights streaked across the night sky on Saturday, April 12, around 8 p.m., sparking…More