Lakeside Chronicles: Alejandro Aguirre wins third term in Chapala
All polling stations opened with delays
On June 2, thousands of people rushed to the polls in the morning to exercise…More
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Lakeside Chronicles: Alejandro Aguirre wins third term in Chapala
Futuro’s citizens’ coalition elects Hugo “Bombín” David García Vargas
Jocotepec ends 12-year rule of Movimiento Ciudadano
Jocotepec has decided to end the 12-year governance of Movimiento Ciudadano. Hugo David García Vargas,…More
Once again, crews try to fix Revolucion in Ajijic
There is no estimate for completion
Crews began repairing Revolucion Street again on Wednesday, June 5. The street has been nicknamed…More
Ajijic and San Antonio Tlayacapan painted blue on Election Day
Aguirre Curiel was the favored municipal president-elect
The delegations of Ajijic and San Antonio Tlayacapan remained “blue” due to the large number…More
140-year-old bell returns to the little chapel
Figures of saints are also returned
A bell that is more than one-hundred-years old named María Jovita, as well as the…More
Terranova High School celebrates Terra Fest 2024 Disney Style
The school’s 350 students participated in the celebration
The Terranova Institute of Ajijic celebrated Mom and Dad’s Day on June 4th and 6th…More
Tito completes a lap around the lake for charity
Triumphant despite disability
Ernesto Lopez Gonzalez, better known as Tito ,accomplished a feat that few people would attempt…More
Mexico’s historic 2024 elections: Mandate for Claudia Sheinbaum
Strong showing for Morena
Claudia Sheinbaum is the first woman to hold the office of president in Mexico and…More
Alejandro Aguirre wins re-election for president of Chapala
This win marks his third term as president of Chapala
Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel won re-election for Chapala president. He is the first person…More
Surtidor, Foodbank Lakeside, and local volunteers serve the vulnerable
Food and basic necessities are distributed
Foodbank Lakeside came into existence at the start of the pandemic, four years ago. The…More