Simmering Mexico-US water war coming to a head
US elections may be critical
As Lakeside prays for more rain and Mexico City worries that a “Zero Day” of…More
Tagged: Jalisco
Simmering Mexico-US water war coming to a head
Judge privatizes part of El Chante’s boardwalk and football field
Residents vow to stop the transfer
A Federal judge decided that a section of the El Chante boardwalk, as well as…More
Actions needed to mitigate climate damage
Extreme drought and heat experienced throughout Mexico
Mexico is suffering from drought in 74% of the country, among other climate related problems..…More
The rainy season in Jalisco begins ‘with gusto’
Experts claim 2024 rainfall will exceed the historical average
The rainy season has started well in Jalisco. After the first storms, the Institute of…More
Ajijic recycling compactor begins operations
So far 360 kilograms of plastic crushed
The compactor donated for the recycling of Ajijic’s garbage is already hard at work, optimizing…More
PHOTONOTE: President-elect celebrates victory
The municipal president-elect of Jocotepec, Hugo David García Vargas, known as “El Bombín,” celebrated in…More
Juan de Dios “Bebo” García challenges polling stations in Chapala
Morena Chapala Presidential candidate files challenge
Juan de Dios “Bebo” García Velasco, of the National Regeneration Movement Party (Morena), filed a…More
Morena sweeps Mexico’s elections nationally and locally
Majorities in Congress, Senate and statehouses
The political party Movimiento Regeneración Nacional (Morena) swept the June 2 elections, obtaining the majority…More
Jalisco will have 49 female municipal mayors – June 2 election outcome
Nearly 4 million voted under new reformed election process
Women emerged victorious in Jalisco. On June 2, 49 out of 125 municipalities in the…More
Supreme Court ruled Chapal construction project will not harm lake
Minister Batres dissented, citing risk to Lake Chapala
The Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) concluded on…More