Crosses decorated for Day of the Holy Cross
Tradition is more than 100 years old
Ajijic was full of colors, flowers and festivities as families celebrated the Day of the…More
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Crosses decorated for Day of the Holy Cross
Celebrating the four crosses of San Antonio Tlayacapan
Neighbors decorate crosses and plan festivities
The four original neighborhoods of San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrated the Day of the Holy Cross…More
Demonstrators protest materials used for street work on Morelos Street
Citizens want a public meeting to discuss the project
Demonstrations continue against the materials used in the rehabilitation of Morelos Street in Ajijic. This…More
Majority of yellow-painted curbs in Ajijic are unauthorized
There are only three authorized “no parking” spots in Ajijic
There are only three legal yellow-painted “No Parking” spaces in Ajijic. All the others are…More
Some Ajijic residents complain about repairs on Morelos Street
Drainage lines and cobblestones are to be replaced
After the beginning of the remodeling of a section of Morelos Street in the heart…More
Chapala Mayor dedicates improvements on Miguel Martinez Street
Major improvements to infrastructure celebrated
Local residents joined Chapala Mayor Aguirre to celebrate the reopening of Miguel Martinez Street. The…More
Trees cut down were flowering, say citizens
Ecology Department says trees cut for safety
Two felled trees located in front of the San Antonio Tlayacapan main square did not…More
32 tourist signposts and wall signs installed in Ajijic
Previous signage errors were corrected
After changing two signposts with misdirected addresses, the tourist information signs recently placed in the…More
Maintenance of the cobblestones in Ajijic begins
Starting with over 25 deep potholes
Maintenance and rehabilitation of the cobblestones in the streets of Ajijic has begun. According to…More
Unlicensed Chapala mototaxis spark regulations reforms
Some detained by authorities for lack of registration
Following sightings of motorcycle cabs in the last few weeks in Chapala, Municipal President Alejandro…More