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Storm-toppled tree damages San Antonio Tlayacapan church wall
Strong wind gusts caused jacaranda to fall in the courtyard
Heavy rains and strong winds across the Lakeside region caused a jacaranda tree to collapse in the atrium of the San Antonio Tlayacapan Parish, damaging…More
Chapala View all
Chapala government announces first International Spiritual Film Festival in Ajijic
Thirteen-day festival to screen 14 international films
The Government of Chapala, in coordination with representatives of the Diocese of Mexico, held a…More
Chapala surpasses 100,000 visitors during Holy Week
No incidents with enhanced security
Chapala President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel announced that the municipality recorded a tourist influx…More
Solís-León Aqueduct, Cristiano Ronaldo, Judas effigies burned in Chapala
Figures burned in symbolic destruction of evil
Residents of Chapala held the traditional burning of Judas on Saturday night, April 4, and…More
Chapala wraps up spring break with free carnival rides
Rides to operate until April 12
The Chapala municipal government wrapped up the Holy Week and Easter holiday period with free…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
Juan Pablo Rodríguez is faithful to his musical instrument
He is fascinated by the sound of an electric bass
Passionate about music and especially about his instrument, was how Juan Pablo Rodriguez, a 32-year-old…More
Protesters demand kidnap victim Antonio Vega’s safe return
Municipal authorities avoided the protest
On December 21, with signs, banners and slogans, dozens of inhabitants of San Antonio Tlayacapan…More
“17 Garzas” festival to seek grants to grow and improve
Event features art, poetry, narrative, more
The second edition of the International Poetry and Narrative Festival “17 Garzas” (“17 Herons”), held…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Low water levels reported by the San Juan Cosalá leader
Only half pay for drinking water service they use
Carlos Vázquez Reyes, the Delegado of San Juan Cosalá, said that from April to May…More
Fish favored for Lenten meals in San Juan Cosalá
Some wary of fish from Lake Chapala
Fried tilapia, ceviche (marinated raw seafood salads), carp birria (spicy fish stew) and even charales…More
Residents request cleaning of Cuauhtémoc street canal
Canal width reduced in 2021, causing overflows
Neighbors of the canal between Cuauhtémoc and La Paz streets, asked the authorities to clear…More
Jocotepec View all
InfoDrops from Jocotepec
Free menstrual health supplies distributed
The municipal government handed out free menstrual hygiene products in the communities of Potrerillos and…More
Jocotepec tracking system keeps tabs on trash trucks
Collection routes, schedules posted online
The municipality of Jocotepec has taken a significant step toward modernization and efficiency in garbage…More
Jocotepec youth get astronaut training
Summer course focuses on science and technology
Forty students from Jocotepec participated in the “Mission Leader: Astronaut Training” course in Guadalajara, which…More
Jocotepec invests millions in San Juan Cosalá well
Reliable water supply at risk
The Jocotepec City Council will allocate 2,760,800 pesos (about 150,000 USD) for work on the…More
Jalisco View all
Guadalajara airport connection project paused until after World Cup
Government blames airport operator for delays
Construction work on two connection viaducts to Guadalajara Airport will have to wait until after…More
Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct construction to begin in 2027
Estimated cost is 20 billion pesos
Construction on the Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct will begin in 2027, Jalisco Governor Jesús Pablo Lemus…More
Mazamitla prepares for its first Maza+Beer Fest 2026
Food, craft breweries and distilleries to be featured
The Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) of Mazamitla will welcome 2,000 attendees per day during its…More
Conagua invests millions to clean Santiago river
New plants aim to reduce pollution
The National Water Commission (Conagua) reviewed progress on the cleanup plan for the Santiago River,…More
