Ajijic’s murals come to life during Carnival
Art reflects life, or vice versa
Ajijic enjoys a living art. Proof of this was that during the activities of Carnival…More
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Ajijic’s murals come to life during Carnival
Tonatiuh Cañedo Sardo, the new manager of Chapala malecón market
Responsible for area east of Fountain of the Fishermen
Tonatiuh Cañedo Sardo has been assigned to head the new management of the Francisco Ramírez…More
FIAA to bring Canadian art and culture to Ajijic Plaza next week
Wood carving, music, dancing, and storytelling
The Ajijic Plaza will be alive with art, music, and dancing next week as the…More
City Council donates Media Park land for CUChapala
Third plot of land donated to UdeG university center
Chapala’s aldermen recently approved the donation of a third plot of land in the Chapala…More
Nationally known children’s author “Memo Plastilina” visits local school
Author-illustrator holds Instituto Terranova preschoolers rapt
Terra Nova students were captivated recently by nationally known children’s writer Guillermo Castellanos, known as …More
Authorities claim José Santana School renovation going well
Work is late, but to be completed soon
Construction of the José Santana Elementary School, located in downtown Jocotepec, has made significant progress,…More
Water from private well spilled onto street in El Chante
Neighbors commented that the liquid has bad smell
Water from a well belonging to a real estate company has been spilling onto a…More
The Sunday parade of Carnaval Chapala 2024 was lots of fun
Hundreds of people attended
Hundreds of people witnessed the Sunday parade of the Chapala Carnival 2024. It was distinguished…More
Garbage collection woes in San Juan Cosalá persist for years
Residents complain to no avail
Residents of the San Juan Cosalá delegation in Jocotepec have been complaining for over three…More
Chapala Lakeshore Bird Guide released at presentation on Feb 2
Lakeside hosts 33% of all Mexican bird species
Lake Chapala’s shores host 33% of Mexico’s bird species and 64% of Jalisco’s, as revealed…More