100 students graduated from URIT on August 21st
Ceremony from several disciplines
One hundred students of five bachelor’s degrees, two diplomas and three specialties of the Regional…More
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100 students graduated from URIT on August 21st
Three candidates for the Queen of the Fiestas Patrias Chapala 2024 pageant
All from Chapala
The candidates for the Fiestas Patrias Chapala 2024 pageant are Ana Isabel Arias Díaz (20…More
Chapala Seniors’ Ambassador attends Casa Jalisco breakfast with governor
Contest for Ambassador held August 21
María Teresa Dávila Dydusiak, originally from Atotonilquillo in the municipality of Chapala and representative of…More
Mexico’s Judicial Strike Protesting AMLO’s Proposed Reform
One Branch of Government Shuts Down Indefinitely
On Monday 1400 federal judges and magistrates organized a limited shut-down of judicial functions to…More
Preventive cleaning in Ajijic will continue during rainy season
Flooded streets due to garbage blocking creek
Ajijic faced several flooded roads after the rains early last Thursday morning, August 15. Some…More
When will they regulate overhead wiring in Chapala?
Regulations passed in 2022, but no follow-up
Although the Municipality of Chapala took a first step in 2022 to regulate overhead wiring…More
Daniela Castañeda ready for the Fiestas Patrias 2024 pageant
Self-described “ kind but serious” person
The fifth and last of the candidates for Queen of Fiestas Patrias, Daniela Castañeda, says…More
The Tequila Express train will launch on September 14
Train scheduled for Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
Do you want to travel on the Tequila Express? Don’t worry because the tourist train…More
Chapala Municipal Cemetery adds more space for urns
The first phase of the project is complete
Work to construct niches (for urns of ashes) is underway in the Chapala Municipal Cemetery.…More
Jocotepec president denies that organized crime imposed a curfew
President dismisses rumors as fear mongering
Jocotepec is calm, and there is no organized crime curfew, according to President José Miguel…More