150,000 tilapia fry released into Lake Chapala
Strengthening the local fishing economy
Chapala President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel led the release of 150,000 tilapia fry (very…More
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150,000 tilapia fry released into Lake Chapala
Parts of flooded Jocotepec Malecón remain underwater
Overflowed boardwalk becomes local attraction
More than a week after Lake Chapala flooded the Jocotepec Malecón, there are still areas…More
Jocotepec twists environmental rules for El Limon Hill developer
Forested hill graded and bulldozed
In Jocotepec, the Turístico Campestre (Rural Tourism) land-use designation is intended only for low-impact activities.…More
Chapala appoints new delegado in Atotonilquillo
Tourism and cemetery directors also replaced
Chapala President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel announced the appointment of Ernesto Alejandro Gutiérrez Maldonado…More
Debate over public space at Ajijic pier
Restaurant furniture sparks controversy
Restaurant furniture appears daily at Ajijic’s pier, stirring debate over public space. The presence of…More
Jocotepec’s festival continues despite organizer’s death
Day of the Dead celebration on track
Due to a series of unexpected events, including the death of “Beto” Olmedo, a key…More
Chapala steps up traffic checks to protect motorcyclists
Operations coordinated with local and state police
To prevent accidents and enforce traffic rules, Chapala will continue weekend operations targeting motorcyclists, said…More
The bearers of the Virgin, a devotion that walks
A tradition that grows each year in Ajijic
During the processions honoring the Virgin of the Rosary, Ajijic always features bearers—men and women…More
Request made to keep St. Jude altar clear in Ajijic
Stalls obstruct offerings and votive candles
The organizing committee for the San Judas Thaddeus celebrations in Ajijic issued a respectful appeal…More
Walmart-owned supermarket going up at the Jocotepec entrance
Bodega Aurrera may expand into a shopping center
A large construction project is underway on a property in Nextipac at the main entrance…More