Car crashes into traffic light pole on Jocotepec-Chapala highway
Traffic not affected
A car crashed into a traffic light pole on the Chapala-Jocotepec highway, near the Ajijic…More
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Car crashes into traffic light pole on Jocotepec-Chapala highway
Brake failure leads to Chapala crash and two injuries
Accident caused traffic jam at entrance to city
Midday on October 28 a heavy-duty cargo truck laden with gravel lost its brakes on…More
The Virgin of the Rosary procession packs Ajijic’s streets
Dancers, floats, and musical groups joined in
. The streets overflowed with the procession of the Virgin of the Rosary in Ajijic.…More
Jocotepec’s “In the end we are born to die” festival attracts crowd of 700
Independent festival related to Day of the Dead
Around 700 people attended the two-day independent festival “Al fin que para morir nacimos” (“In…More
The Virgin of Zapopan tours throughout Lakeside
Hundreds received “La Generala” last weekend
As is the custom, the Virgin of Zapopan visited different delegations in the municipality of…More
Southeast region officials trained in anti-corruption matters
Promoting integrity and building trust
Nearly fifty officials from Chapala, Jocotepec, La Manzanilla de la Paz and Tuxcueca were trained…More
Second Chapala visit of Virgin of Zapopan brings message of love
200 pilgrims received her in the San Miguel chapel
The Virgin of Zapopan (“Little Virgin”), during her second visit to Chapala, on October 27,…More
The Chapala “Waves of Memories” Festival honored 2 outstanding citizens
Fashion show, altars, music, and a tree of life
A very lively festival of the dead began at the municipal capital of Chapala. The…More
Children’s area on the San Antonio Tlayacapan Malecón is being improved
The cactus garden also continues to thrive
Work continues along San Antonio Tlayacapan’s malecón (boardwalk) with improvements of what will be the…More
Death toll rises to 45 after Otis hits Acapulco
80 percent of the hotels were affected
At least 45 people lost their lives during the passage of Hurricane Otis through the…More