INE confirms lost credentials can still be recovered
Only valid credentials can be reprinted
There is still time to recover lost voter credentials, although the reprinting process can only…More
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INE confirms lost credentials can still be recovered
Your role in protecting Lake Chapala
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
For the past month, we have been working with Corazón de La Tierra to produce …More
Ajijic beach fence removed by Chapala authorities
Residents wanted trees
Approximately two weeks after its installation, the government of Chapala removed the cyclone fence that…More
Budget for Pueblos Mágicos slashed
Pueblos Mágicos will receive about half as much funding as last year
On March 12, the Jalisco Secretary of Tourism (SECTURJAL) published in the Official Journal of…More
Displaced by climate change
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
Thousands have migrated in the last decade due to the natural consequences of global warming.…More
Heriberto García appears to have substantial lead in Ixtlahuacán presidential race
Poll shows him ahead by wide margin
The coalition candidate of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), the National Action Party (PAN), and…More
Jocotepec official calls report of alleged lake invasion “absurd words”
Compares restaurant boat ramp work to home repairs
The Director of Urban Development for Jocotepec, José de Jesús Gaytan Cuevas, insists that work…More
Protests drive Chapala government to remove fencing on Ajijic beach
Citizens were planning to remove the fence hours later
The municipal government of Chapala has removed the fencing it had placed on one of…More
State closes aluminum recycling plant in Ixtlahuacán
Company found violating environmental standards
The State Attorney for Environmental Protection (PROEPA) temporarily pulled the plug on certain polluting equipment…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan Semana Santa opens with solemn but festive atmosphere
Actors bring the Passion of Christ to life
The re-enactment of the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem took place in San Antonio…More