Ajijic View all
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Ajijic wins crown again at close of a historic carnival
Carnival Tuesday parade gathers 10,000 people
Under a cloud of flour and the rhythm of traditional music, Ajijic bid farewell to its bullfighting season on Tuesday, Feb. 17, with a record…More
Chapala View all
New public employees’ union forms in Chapala City Hall
Split prompts creation of a rival group
A new labor union has formed within Chapala City Hall after internal divisions within the…More
More Ochoa’s 45 Years at Chapala Market
Enterprising vendor a fixture
In the heart of the Chapala Municipal Market, just at the top of the stairs…More
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
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
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
Slow start to fundraising for San Antonio Tlayacapan fiesta
Tallies for kermes held for fiesta, chapel disappointing
Fundraising efforts for the Fiesta de los Músicos in San Antonio Tlayacapan began slowly, as…More
Children’s area on the San Antonio Tlayacapan Malecón is being improved
The cactus garden also continues to thrive
Work continues along San Antonio Tlayacapan’s malecón (boardwalk) with improvements of what will be the…More
San Antonio Indigenous Community opens recreational space in ‘El Golfito’
Soccer, traditional games and workshops will be held here
The “Golfito” recreational space has been opened to the public, offering activities for people of…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Competitive cycling promoted among San Juan Cosalá’s youngest
Enrollment in cycling school begins in January
San Juan Cosalá has its own cycling school, which has been in operation for over…More
“Salud y Esperanza San Juan Cosalá” celebrates its first anniversary
The initiative originated with the Calvario Family
The Civil Association “Salud y Esperanza San Juan Cosalá (Health and Hope San Juan Cosala”…More
San Juan Cosalá welcomed La Guadalupana on eve of feast day
Mass was followed by song and traditional treats
Prior to the celebrations of the Virgin of Guadalupe, on December 11 the faithful of…More
Jocotepec View all
Jocotepec celebrated its national holidays with parade and fireworks
President García Vargas gave his first cry of independence
Jocotepec celebrated its national holidays by receiving the patriotic flame, crowning its new queen, and…More
Heavy Rains Flood 38 Homes, Leave Major Damage in Jocotepec
“At six in the morning, my room was full of water”
Heavy rains in the early hours of Sept. 16 flooded 38 homes and impacted 681…More
Jalisco crews patch potholes on Chapala-Jocotepec Highway
Repairs target potholes after heavy rains
Heavy rains have damaged the asphalt on the Chapala-Jocotepec highway, prompting a crew from Jalisco’s…More
Alfonso Santana Ruelas lives life as a proud charro
Equestrian passion runs deep from birth
Before he was born, Alfonso Santana Ruelas already felt part of the world of charrería,…More
Jalisco View all
An explosion occured during “La Desembocada” demolition
An operator was injured
An explosion occurred this morning during the demolition of the “La Desembocada” bridge in Puerto…More
Gunmen, burned vehicles: Laguna’s journey through the narco-blockades
Semanario Laguna documented Sunday's unfolding events
Panic and uncertainty, deserted roads, burned-out and still-burning vehicles, and even people setting fire to…More
Security operations and tension mark El Mencho’s funeral in Guadalajara
No large gathering, but the area felt tense
The activity at the funeral home located in the San Andrés neighborhood of Guadalajara continues…More
The unforgettable week: El Mencho killed, cartel mayhem, calm aftermath
A wrap-up of a tense week
The killing of cartel boss Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Cártel Jalisco…More
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Review: I Hate Hamlet at the Bare Stage Theatre
A tale of sabotage, ego, and laughs
Bare Stage presented I Hate Hamlet, written by Paul Rudnick and directed by Roseann Balbontin. If laughter is therapeutic, Friday night’s audience left in better…More
