The Capirotada Fair returns to Ajijic’s malecon
Seventh gastronomic festival on March 16th
The Capirotada Fair returns to Ajijic’s malecon for its seventh year on March 16. Spaces…More
Author: Sofia Medeles
Sofia Medeles
Born in Ajijic, she moved to Guadalajara and enrolled in the Fashion Design program at UdeG. Four years later, she returned to her hometown and worked for Semanario Laguna as a reporter and photographer. Her investigative stories on the invasion of Federal property have been front page news.
The Capirotada Fair returns to Ajijic’s malecon
SIMAPA Ajijic seeks solutions to water discharge problems
La Cristina faces ongoing discharges into Lake Chapala
The Municipal System of Drinking Water and Sewerage (SIMAPA) Ajijic inspected a pipeline in Ajijic…More
Los Carriles sports center inaugurated
Restoration cost 1.7 million pesos
With a ribbon cutting and the cup presentation for the Lightning Women’s 7-a-side Soccer Tournament,…More
COVID-19 vaccines available in Ajijic
Five doses available per day
Vaccination campaigns to prevent COVID-19 continue in Ajijic. At the Ajijic Health Center, five doses…More
Hundreds attend Ash Wednesday service
Ashes signal the start of Lent
Hundreds of people gathered on Wednesday, February 14, at Ajijic’s San Andrés Apóstol parish to…More
Manuel Wizar takes care of the Sayacas of Ajijic
Volunteers work every year to support Sayacas
Have you ever wondered why the flour of the Sayacas never runs out during the…More
Horoscopes
Week of February 16, 2024
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) You may find yourself in a controversy that has…More
Ajijic residents live one hour late, thanks to church clock
San Andrés Apóstol clock on Daylight Savings time
If you have been arriving late to your appointments, it may not be your fault!…More
Ajijic covered in flour, so it was “ready for the oil” after Carnival 2024
Participants floured like fish ready to fry
“Ready to be fried like pacholas” was how the attendees of the Ajijic carnival were…More
Ajijic’s murals come to life during Carnival
Art reflects life, or vice versa
Ajijic enjoys a living art. Proof of this was that during the activities of Carnival…More