Restaurant planters removed from Ajijic pier
Discontent spread through social media
Chapala’s Regulations Department removed a series of mobile metal planters that had been installed on…More
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Restaurant planters removed from Ajijic pier
Solís-León Aqueduct, Cristiano Ronaldo, Judas effigies burned in Chapala
Figures burned in symbolic destruction of evil
Residents of Chapala held the traditional burning of Judas on Saturday night, April 4, and…More
Chapala wraps up spring break with free carnival rides
Rides to operate until April 12
The Chapala municipal government wrapped up the Holy Week and Easter holiday period with free…More
Jocotepec and Acatlán de Juárez secure borders against forest fires
Both municipalities agree on regional coordination
Seeking to avoid the lack of a coordinated response that marked previous seasons, the presidents…More
Chapala free spay/neuter campaign in April
Limited to 30 pets per day
The Chapala Health Center (CS) will host a free spay/neuter campaign for dogs and cats…More
Terranova students photograph pelican migration in Petatán
Photography workshop documented nature and local life
Students from the Terranova Institute’s photography workshop, under the guidance of Professor Luis Mancera McCormick,…More
Jocotepec girls triumph in Polynesian dance contest
Tamari’i Group earns top honors
Local talent from Jocotepec stood out internationally after Grupo Tamari’i won the ’Ori Tahiti (Polynesian…More
The tradition of the Altars of Sorrows in Ajijic is fading
Residents fear the custom will disappear
The traditional setting up of altars in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows, a deeply…More
Enrique Ibarra Pedroza presents the life of Mariano Otero
Jurist and politician’s lecture fills Arts Center
The prominent politician and academic, Enrique Ibarra Pedroza, presented his latest book, Mariano Otero, to…More
Chapala concludes 2026 state open and participatory budget process
Over 900,000 people participated
Chapala hosted the closing of the voting sessions for the 2026 State Open and Participatory…More