Children’s Day Celebrations begin in Jocotepec
Activities will reach all the delegations
In Jocotepec and its delegations, the celebrations for Children’s Day have already begun. From April…More
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Children’s Day Celebrations begin in Jocotepec
Ten young women competing for Miss Jocotepec
Crowning of finalist on April 23
On April 9th, the preliminary event for the Miss Jocotepec contest was held at the…More
Collision between truck and van injures six in Buenavista
One driver in serious condition; five others injured
Six people were injured in a major collision between a pickup truck and a personnel…More
7,200 kilos of tomatoes given away in Chapala
Tomatoes delivered April 20 to various delegations
Seventy-two hundred kilos of cherry tomatoes –almost 8 tons– were given away by the municipal…More
Manos Solidarias continues drive for families of the sick
A sports race and a fundraising fair are next
The citizen group Manos Solidarias announced a new fundraising fair and a sports competition on…More
Government of Chapala recognizes Armando Fuentes Aguirre “Catón”
Medal presented to writer/journalist in recognition of his work
Armando Fuentes Aguirre “Catón” was invited to give a lecture at the Center for Culture…More
Trees cut down were flowering, say citizens
Ecology Department says trees cut for safety
Two felled trees located in front of the San Antonio Tlayacapan main square did not…More
Children’s Day will be celebrated in Ajijic bullring with calf riding
April 29 event starts at 5:00 p.m
This year, the traditional Children’s Day calf-riding event will be held on April 29, at…More
32 tourist signposts and wall signs installed in Ajijic
Previous signage errors were corrected
After changing two signposts with misdirected addresses, the tourist information signs recently placed in the…More
Perception of insecurity in Jalisco decreases, according to INEGI
Down about 12 percent since start of current administration
In the results of INEGI’s National Urban Public Safety Survey (ENSU), corresponding to the first…More