Lake Chapala down almost 30 inches during dry season
Dry season started September 15, 2022
In seven months, the water level of Lake Chapala has dropped almost 30 inches according…More
In seven months, the water level of Lake Chapala has dropped almost 30 inches according…More
Children’s Day in San Juan Cosalá will be celebrated with a play at the Casa…More
Otto Morán Flores, an activist from San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, recounted his abuse by Jocotepec police…More
Civil Protection and Firefighters in Jocotepec are ready to deal with emergencies during the holiday…More
The Ajijic Museo del Arte will open an exhibition of watercolor paintings of Italy by…More
The System for the Integral Development of the Family (DIF Chapala), together with a group…More
To the cry of, “Water is not for sale, it is cared for and defended,”…More
The Limnology Institute of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) stocked 12,000 tilapia hatchlings in Lake…More
Officers from the Chapala police force shared with members of the foreign community self-care measures…More
Only one in ten robberies in Ajijic are reported, according to the head of Public…More