Ajijic family keeps piñata tradition alive
Paper transformed into Christmas joy
In a small workshop filled with bright paper and creativity, Yannet Aniceto García keeps a…More
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Ajijic family keeps piñata tradition alive
Jocotepec preps for three-week festival for the Lord of the Mountain
Celebrations will take place from January 4 to 18
Jocotepec is preparing for three weeks of festivities in honor of its patron saint, the…More
Over 22.8 million pesos approved for CUChapala
Upgrades and remodeling planned
The University Center of Chapala (CUChapala) will receive more than 22.8 million pesos (about 1.3…More
Study: Unpaid domestic work a barrier to women in politics
Joco report marks "16 Days of Activism"
The Jocotepec government released a study, “The Weight of the Citizen: Political Inequality by Gender,”…More
Bodega Aurrera Superstore opens in Jocotepec
Walmart-owned discount chain
Bodega Aurrera opened its long-awaited Jocotepec branch on Tuesday, Dec. 23, drawing a steady stream…More
Chapala celebrates 70th anniversary of ‘Miracle of the Lake’
Commemorative insignia added to statue of the Virgin
With deep emotion, historical significance, and strong symbolic meaning for the identity of the municipality,…More
Chapala will bid farewell to 2025 with free concerts and fireworks
Celebrate by the lake with music, dancing, and joy
Under the slogan “Come and say goodbye to the year with music, dancing, and joy…More
Chapala government approves 2026 budget with focus on infrastructure
Public works and rank-and-file raises prioritized
The Chapala government will spend 526,919,709 pesos (about 29,273,000 USD) in 2026, following approval of…More
Lopez family preserves Ajijic Christmas posaditas
Six years of faith and community
For more than six years, the López family has played a key role in organizing…More
Ajijic lights up Christmas with community spirit
Local authorities wished the public happy holidays
On the night of Dec. 22, the traditional lighting of the Christmas tree took place…More