AMLO delivered his last Informe before leaving office
Report delivered in a packed Zócalo
Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador gave his sixth and last Informe, government report, on…More
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AMLO delivered his last Informe before leaving office
The San Nicolás de Ibarra elementary school is 91% complete
Budget increased to 13 million pesos
Eight months after its demolition, The “Niños Héroes” elementary school in San Nicolás de Ibarra…More
Locals ‘steamed’ at new stalls on San Juan Cosalá’s malecón
Group says public officials benefit
“Frente Ciudadano” (Citizen Front) is raising questions about the “express” construction of commercial spaces on…More
6 million approved for street repairs in Jocotepec
President assures work will be completed
The Jocotepec City Council has approved over 6 million pesos (about 305,000 USD) for the…More
Mpox declared a public health emergency of international concern
Mpox rash frequently appears on the face, hands, and soles of the feet Marina Demidiuk
The World Health Organization has issued an alert: Mpox is now a public health emergency…More
AMLO pauses relations with US and Canadian Ambassadors
Unwelcome opinions characterized as meddling in México’s politics
Andrés Manuel López AMLO, President of México has announced a pause in relations with the…More
Students return from summer to dilapidated schools
Schools ask parents for repair funds
Students returned from summer vacation hoping that the administration used the break to repair and…More
Sewage spill on Río Zula street continues in Ajijic
The problem has been reported for months
A constant months-long sewage spill continues on Río Zula street in West Ajijic, through one…More
Milei isn’t coming to Mexico to meet ultra-right-wingers
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, one of the most controversial figures expected to attend…More
No, there are no “Cenotes” in Ajijic, but we have “magic potholes”
Ajijic potholes jokingly called "Cenotes"
Welcome to Ajijic, the town of magic potholes or what the locals jokingly call “almost…More