Ajijic View all
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Couple reveals baby’s gender at Ajijic’s Toro de Once
Ajijic tradition becomes unique surprise
During the final Toro de Once, a traditional Mexican rodeo event, a couple from Ajijic surprised the community by revealing the gender of their baby…More
Chapala View all
Chapala expects 60,000 visitors for Carnival 2026
February 12 to 17 celebrations
Chapala has begun preparations for the 2026 Carnival celebrations, which are expected to draw over…More
Chapala announces free group weddings
Register by Feb. 20 for Feb. 28 event
In celebration of Love and Friendship Month, the Government of Chapala invites interested couples to…More
Chapala City Council approves 15-year waste disposal contract
Waste reduction pilot is in the works
The Chapala City Council approved the renewal of the contract with the company Promotora Ambiental…More
Chapala Prepares for Carnival 2026
60,000 Visitors Expected and 10 Million Pesos in Economic Impact
Chapala is preparing for one of the most anticipated celebrations of the year with the…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
San Antonio Tlayacapan’s first fishing tournament tracts 60 anglers and an enthusiastic audience
The multi-species competition lasted six hours and had three winners.
Sixty fishermen competed in the first fishing tournament in San Antonio Tlayacapan in front of…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan joins the anti-invasión movement
Activists were out on the beaches near the San Antonio Tlayacapan boardwalk
Approximately 20 people gathered to recover the federal land on the beaches of San Antonio…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
Exclusive motorcycle parking in San Juan Cosala used by cars
Goal is to prevent accidents
Despite the implementation of an exclusive parking space for motorcycles on the San Juan Cosalá…More
San Juan Cosalá restaurant preserves tradition of handmade tortillas
Machine-made tortillas cheaper but inferior
It’s become more and more difficult to find Lakeside eating establishments that continue to make…More
Young cyclists train in San Juan Cosalá on the bike path
20 people now in the Cycling School
For more than a year now, the Cycling School has promoted sports and physical activity…More
Jocotepec View all
Motorcycle checkpoint established at crossroads in Jocotepec
State highway officers watched for violations
Several motorcyclists in Jocotepec were unpleasantly surprised by a state operation implemented on May 14…More
“El Güero” rolls into Jocotepec with fresh pitayas
Selling fresh fruit for decades
Jesús Solano Santana, better known as “El Güero,” has sold pitayas in Jocotepec for over…More
Jocotepec replaces its flag in a patriotic incineration ceremony
Military and schools participate in solemn event
Jocotepec replaced the flag atop the presidency building in a formal ceremony designed to show…More
Señor del Huaje driven through Jocotepec without brakes
Over 9,000 followed him, but no problems
The ten-foot-tall statue of Christ, known as Lord of the Huaje rolled through the streets…More
Jalisco View all
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
Violent Sunday leaves over 60 dead
Pregnant woman among victims
The violent response by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) after the death of its…More
Forty-one arrests made after violent incidents in Jalisco
Twenty arrested for alleged direct involvement
The Jalisco government reported that, as of 10 a.m. this past Monday, 41 people had…More
Audit launched over restricted aqueduct study
State agency spent nearly 22 million pesos
The Jalisco State Water Commission spent nearly 22 million pesos (about 1.3 million USD) on…More
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Jalisco Museums Director opens Noris Binet exhibition in Chapala
Binet’s work fills all González Gallo Center’s galleries
Director de Museos de Jalisco José Luis Coronado (Director of all 16 state museums in Jalisco) welcomed a delighted crowd of Mexican and Expat art…More
