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New patrol cars showcased in Jocotepec Plaza
Two new Ford patrol vehicles for the Public Security Directorate were displayed in Jocotepec’s main…More
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State: New aqueduct won’t alter lake water extraction
Public demands dialog for aqueduct project transparency
In a meeting held at the Casa Jalisco government building in Guadalajara with civil society…More
Chapala library without power for over a month
City council fails to pay electric bill
The Paula Real López Public Library, located in the heart of Chapala, has been without…More
From rock to art: Terrafest 2025 celebrates Ajijic’s students
Art, music, aerial dance on display
The Terranova Institute in Ajijic enthusiastically celebrated Terrafest 2025, an annual event that brought together…More
URIT and Colombian university team up on prisoner education
Colombian professor Yudely Ordoñez Muñoz shares experience
The Regional University of Tequila (URIT) has established an international educational exchange agreement with the…More
“Games and Toys of Mexico” shown in San Juan Cosalá
300 Mexican toys on display
Around 300 traditional Mexican toys are on display in San Juan Cosalá as part of…More
Jocotepec launches “Miércoles Contigo”—Wednesdays with you
Municipal officials to visit local communities bi-weekly
The Jocotepec government launched “Wednesdays with You,” starting in the town of El Chante, accompanied…More
Second water well opened in San Nicolás de Ibarra
Beefs up Chapala’s municipal water supply
As part of the municipal government’s commitment to improving access to drinking water, a second…More
URIT promotes sustainable agriculture via international participation
Conference addressed issues of production, sustainable consumption
The Antigua Presidencia Cultural Center (CCAP) in Chapala was the venue for a distinguished lecture…More
Rain can’t dampen spirits at San Antonio Tlayacapan festival
Over 3,400 attend patron saint activities
Although several days of the San Antonio Tlayacapan Patron Saint Festivities were affected by sudden…More