Ajijic View all
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Underground wiring project in Ajijic moves forward
Public opinion remains divided
Nearly two months after the start of the underground cabling project in the “Pueblo Mágico” of Ajijic, work continues to proceed according to schedule, according…More
Chapala View all
Chapala launches Jalisco’s National Public Health Week 2026
State promotes healthy habits and prevention, May 22-30
Chapala launched the state’s National Public Health Week 2026, under the slogan “Health unites us,…More
The 24th Harp and Psaltery Festival comes to Chapala
Event brings nine hours of free music
On Saturday, June 3, the 24th edition of the Harps, Psalteries, and More Festival will…More
Resurfacing of five priority streets in Chapala completed
Rehabilitation work covered an area of more than 7,000 square meters.
With an investment of 2.8 million pesos from municipal funds, the asphalt resurfacing work on…More
Two Chapala property taxpayers could win e-bikes in July raffle
Taxpayers current by July 7 qualify for the drawing
The Chapala Municipal Government’s Cadastral (Property Tax) office announced a raffle for two electric bicycles…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
Community House proposed for San Antonio in ‘El Golfito’
Signatures are being collected for support
The Chapala City Council wants to convert the property administered by the Indigenous Community, known…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan to have four queens
The coronation ceremony will be Sept 23
San Antonio Tlayacapan will crown its four queens on the night of Saturday, September 23,…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan’s Caramelo Band celebrates 29th year
Band founded in 1994 by Carlos Estrada Aguayo
The Caramelo Band was recently recognized for its 29-year career by government authorities, musicians and…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
San Juan Cosalá celebrates 50 years of history with parade
Mexican Revolution Parade involved schools and citizens
The town of San Juan Cosalá celebrated the parade commemorating the Mexican Revolution, on Sunday,…More
San Juan Cosalá citizens prevent privatization of their beach
A private individual tried to place posts and chains
Residents of San Juan Cosalá prevented a private individual from closing one of the entrances…More
San Juan Cosalá showcases monumental Día de Muertos altar
Plaza transformed by skulls, flowers, candles
A monumental ofrenda (altar) topped by a huge gangly skeleton loomed over the main square…More
Jocotepec View all
Jocotepec is ready to celebrate the Day of the Dead
Four days of music, dance, and cultural tributes
Everything is ready for Jocotepec to celebrate the Day of the Dead, with activities in…More
Jocotepec flunks 2025 transparency evaluation
CIMTRA assessment blocked
The municipality of Jocotepec failed the 2025 municipal assessment on transparency, according to the Citizens…More
Jocotepec resident is region’s Senior Citizen Ambassador
Will represent southeast region at state level
Maria del Carmen Rosales Canales from Jocotepec took the crown in the Senior Citizen Ambassador…More
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
Jalisco View all
Puerto Vallarta shines in Tripadvisor 2026 Travelers’ Choice Awards
The Malecón and tourism services earn top recognition
Puerto Vallarta has once again solidified its position as one of Mexico’s most important tourist…More
Mexican commercial bank nonperforming loans outpace credit growth fourfold
ITESO warns of rising financial vulnerability
Non-performing loans in Mexico’s commercial banking sector increased by 20.6% annually during the first quarter…More
Michelin 2026 Guide recognizes 13 Jalisco restaurants
Strengthens Jalisco's positioning as a world-class destination
Jalisco’s gastronomy once again took center stage internationally with the official presentation of plaques recognizing…More
DIF Jalisco opens collection center for Venezuela relief
Center located at DIF Guadalajara headquarters
To provide humanitarian support to families affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, the Jalisco…More
Culture View all
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HOT HALF DOZEN 4.15.26
Slow week, only 68 songs submitted but good ones
Una De Vaqueras, single by Leiden. This is an unusual song even for the cross-border world of Music Sin Fronteras. Leiden is a Cubano-Mexican indie…More
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LLT to host Wagner’s monumental ‘Tristan and Isolde’
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‘Swingtime in Springtime’ coming to The Bravo! on April 17
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Casa del Sol Inn presents ‘Lidia,’ a unique flamenco experience
Dinner show on April 24