Parrot population settles in Ajijic
The birds inhabit the shores of Lake Chapala
Ajijic not only welcomes human visitors to come and enjoy the climate, but also welcomes…More
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Parrot population settles in Ajijic
San Antonio Tlayacapan’s patron saint celebrations are ready
The celebrations will take place from June 5 to June 14
San Antonio Tlayacapan will soon celebrate its patron saint, San Antonio de Padua. Details are…More
Waterlogging reported on Ocampo St after new paving stones installed
Neighbors say that the speed bumps obstruct the flow of rainwater
After the rain last Friday, May 19, residents of the Guadalupe neighborhood pointed out the…More
Jalisco ignores Chapala’s proposal to correct the Walmart intersection
Modifications are being sought to improve traffic
The municipality of Chapala sent a proposal to improve the traffic flow at the junction…More
California Dreamin’, you can’t always go home
GUEST COLUMN BY GREG CUSTER
If you’ve left the US to live abroad, it’s likely at some point you’ve considered…More
Terranova students take English certification exams
18 third-year high school students
Eighteen third-year high school students from the Terranova Institute in Ajijic took the Cambridge Certification…More
Chapala recognizes teachers with commemorative medals at breakfast
64 teachers honored for over 25 years of service
With a commemorative act in front of the Centro Cultural Antigua Presidencia (CCAP) and a…More
12,000 tilapia fingerlings planted in Lake Chapala
Fish production and commercialization will increase
The Limnology Institute of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG), together with the governments of Jamay…More
Councilman proposes more economical wells to avoid debt
More than four million pesos could be saved
Jocotepec councilman Hugo David García Vargas’ proposal could save up to five million pesos (about…More
San Antonio land sale to safeguard city finances
Some municipal accounts frozen in lawsuits
To protect municipal bank accounts from seizures, the Chapala City Council approved the divestment of…More