The Ugly King of Chapala Carnival 2024 has been elected
Voting for Ugly Queen will be held February 9
Voting for The Ugly King (Rey Feo) of Chapala Carnival 2024 was held in public…More
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The Ugly King of Chapala Carnival 2024 has been elected
Wrestling returns to Jocotepec in Nextipac
People enjoyed the Lucha Libre show
Lucha Libre wrestling in public spaces returned to Jocotepec, but this time in the delegation…More
Riberas sewer project construction to begin in municipal land
Corrects false report in Mural newspaper
Chapala MayorAguirre Curiel assured that the hydraulic work to be constructed in Riberas del Pilar…More
Canadian Ambassador Graeme Clark visits Chapala
He met with Expats and President Aguirre Curiel
Canada’s Ambassador to Mexico, Graeme Clark, visited Chapala on January 24 to meet with Canadian…More
English spelling bee held at Ajijic’s Terranova High School
Jan. 25 bCompetition helps English learning
Students from the Terranova Institute in Ajijic held a spelling bee contest called as part…More
Ajijic jazz group Triálogo local concert set for music video
Filmed Saturday night at the CCAR
The local progressive jazz group Triálogo brought in two guest artists for a wide-ranging concert…More
Searches conducted for missing persons in Chapala and Jocotepec
Authorities from three government levels search for leads
Personnel from the Jalisco State Commission for Missing Persons, in coordination with authorities from the…More
10,000 faithful make pilgrimage to Jocotepec’s Lord of the Mount
Walking, dancing, barefoot, blindfolded, young and old paid homage
The faith of more than 10,000 people was greater than the rainy weather when the…More
Singer El Flaco closes Jocotepec festivities
Several dances held since January 7
The patron saint festivities in Jocotepec 2024 closed with a flourish on Monday, January 22,…More
Ajijic’s Colón Street work launched, diverting traffic
Work on each section will last two weeks
Despite government assurances to some residents that work on Colón and Morelos Streets in Ajijic…More