Ajijic’s patron saint festivities kick off this weekend
Some central Ajijic roads to be closed
Ajijic’s patron saint festivities in honor of San Andrés Apóstol begin this weekend and will…More
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Ajijic’s patron saint festivities kick off this weekend
Jalisco Commemorates 115th Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution
2,500 participated in the vibrant event
Jalisco celebrated the traditional Civic-Sports Parade to commemorate the 115th Anniversary of the start of…More
Governor leads working group with missing persons search collectives
Lemus proposed adding artificial intelligence to expedite searches
The Governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus Navarro, led a working group to assess 11 months…More
Jalisco governor announces launch of Line 4 light rail service
Transport projects are strategic infrastructure investments
As part of his first government report, Governor Pablo Lemus announced the official launch of…More
Father Juan Carlos bids a fond farewell to Ajijic
Appointed to new post in Guadalajara
After a little over three months at the parish of San Andrés Apóstol, Father Juan…More
Second suspect in Chivas fan’s death formally charged
Will remain in pretrial detention for two years
The second suspect in the death of a teenager will remain in prison after being…More
Agricultural Service Center to strengthen communal land management
Center seeks to bring services closer to rural communities
The inauguration of the Agricultural Service Center (CDAA) took place at the Chapala Ejido House,…More
Chapala Connections started to help expats meet partners in Lakeside
Puts English-speaking over-50 single expats together
Mexico is a magical place. Its 3500 years of history live every day in dance,…More
Uber pickups at airports: don’t hold your breath
Permission in legal limbo
A recent court decision in Mexico seems to have given Uber the green light to…More
CETAC Jocotepec 2025 pageant was a traditional event
Five students to take the stage
Five students from the Center for Technological Studies in Continental Waters (CETAC) in Jocotepec took…More