Audit launched over restricted aqueduct study
State agency spent nearly 22 million pesos
The Jalisco State Water Commission spent nearly 22 million pesos (about 1.3 million USD) on…More
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Audit launched over restricted aqueduct study
Comment over school rehabilitation project raises questions
Meeting held to clarify concerns
Jalisco con Estrella (Jalisco with a Star), a program promoted by the state government, was…More
Chapala steps up wildfire prevention efforts
Officials warn about agricultural burns
A few weeks before the official start of the dry season, Chapala Civil Protection and…More
Two new principals lead Ajijic school students during renovations
Teachers work to promote school identity.
As the Saúl Rodiles Piña Elementary School in Ajijic undergoes a complete rebuilding and faces…More
Ajijic Magical Town Committee back at work
Workplans and guidelines produced
After months without public information about its activities, the Ajijic Magical Town Committee resumed its…More
Natalia Reyes Ayala sworn in as Jocotepec Youth Council president
Ran on slogan: "Youth with Vision"
Natalia Reyes Ayala was sworn in as president of the Jocotepec Youth Council on the…More
Golf tournament raises 500,000 pesos for Cruz Roja
Will pay off construction debt
The Chapala branch of the Mexican Red Cross accepted 516,328 pesos (about 25,600 USD) raised…More
Sheinbaum asks Interior Ministry to monitor Tequila’s new administration
Government investigates alleged extortion links following interim appointment
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced that she has asked the Interior Ministry (Segob) to…More
Jalisco Congress urges tightening of Lake Chapala construction permits
Rep José Guadalupe Buenrostro promoted a review agreement
The Jalisco Congress promoted an agreement urging the municipalities of Jocotepec, Chapala, and Tuxcueca to…More
Chapala joins challenge over federal cuts
Aguirre: millions lost annually
Chapala President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel joined a constitutional challenge filed by the National…More