Land loaned for a water well in San Pedro
Ramírez Medina family provided the land
The Government of Jocotepec and members of the Ramírez Medina family, from the San Pedro…More
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Land loaned for a water well in San Pedro
Police Academy to have its headquarters in Chapala
Comprehensive training will strengthen security in the region
The Regional Police Academy has started its operations in the facilities of the Public Security…More
Municipal president takes working tour in USA
3-day visit to several California cities
Municipal President Alejandro Aguirre Curiel conducted a working tour in Los Angeles, California, where he…More
Chapala President recognizes 42 Civil Protection and Firefighters
More improvements and employment evaluations budgeted for the near future
The President of Chapala, Alejandro Aguirre Curiel, delivered jackets, boots and equipment to the Civil…More
San Cristobal real estate development up in the air
Conagua systems breach compromised zoning information
The National Water Commission (Conagua) has provided no response to a request for information regarding…More
Pedestrian crosswalk placed on Flores Magón
Crossing will be easier now in the rainy season
The construction of a pedestrian crosswalk on Flores Magón Street in west Ajijic surprised neighbors…More
Ajijic seventeen-year old is CONADE national sailing champion
Emiliano Gutiérrez Villaseñor wins the gold
Young Ajijic resident Emiliano Villaseñor Gutiérrez won the gold medal in the CONADE 2023 National…More
Lake Chapala Orchestra sets up education fund in honor of Steve Caver
Lake Chapala Orchestra Artistic Director Michael Reason announced Thursday, June 1, the formation of the…More
Fees to access Tepalo during high season will continue
The revenue is used for trail maintenance
Fees will continue to be charged to enter the various trails of the Axixic Indigenous…More
Pueblos Mágicos de Jalisco supplies new trash cans for Ajijic streets
Large containers placed in some areas
Ajijic has new trash bins along the downtown streets, as well as large containers at…More