Women’s Week: from global demands to local heroines
‘Women hold up half the sky’
International Women’s Day, marked every year on March 8, grew out of early 20th‑century workers’…More
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Women’s Week: from global demands to local heroines
How we covered the Code Red violence last week
All hands on deck
Covering violence, especially cartel violence, is always dangerous. And unpredictable. There is no precedent for…More
March planned for Women’s Day in Chapala
Activists call for justice and equality
Collectives and activists have called on the public to join a march to mark International…More
Leona Vicario Primary School students still waiting for their school
Completion was expected by late February
The Leona Vicario Elementary school community continues in-person learning despite vacating their building at the…More
Tonala ceramics and art take over Ajijic this weekend
Tonala Takeover opens in multiple locations
A multigenerational wave of master potters, mask-makers and painters from Tonalá is set to “take…More
LCS Annual AGM is action-packed with leadership changes
President and ED resign in advance of meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Lake Chapala Society , scheduled for Tuesday, March 17…More
Farewell to Gustavo Almada Castañeda, engineer and official
Chapala municipality mourns his passing
Born on April 5, 1963, in Guadalajara, Almada Castañeda arrived in Chapala at the age…More
Ajijic Passion Play plans stage revamp
Community invited to join tradition
Organizers of the 2026 Ajijic Passion of Christ Group (Pasión de Cristo Ajijic) will keep…More
People helping people after the violence in Lakeside
Replacing the Berry Man’s lost truck
The cleanup of the cartel violence has already begun with a quick reaction from the…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan historical book released in English
Translated edition meets growing demand
On Saturday, Feb. 21, a ceremony was held in San Antonio Tlayacapan’s main square to…More