Villa de Guadalupe y Señor San José in Jocotepec: “it is my home”
Over 30 children in the shelter
Villa de Guadalupe y Señor San Joséis home to more than 30 children in Jocotepec…More
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Villa de Guadalupe y Señor San José in Jocotepec: “it is my home”
Jocotepec firefighters hold annual Christmas caravan
During the tour there were stops to break piñatas
The Jocotepec firefighters held their Christmas parade through the streets of Jocotepec, giving out balls…More
Triqui Community seeks the reinstatement of Indigenous Affairs Department
4,184 indigenous inhabitants in Chapala
Triqui (an indigenous people mainly from the western part of Oaxaca) community living in Chapala…More
CUChapala will begin classes in the Historical Archive facilities
Building loan to UdeG approved
The new University Center of Chapala (CUChapala) will begin classes in the former Historical Archive,…More
Governor urges Conagua to act on encroachment of the lakeshore
Alfaro thinks municipalities should control shoreline
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramirez told the media on December 17 in Ajijic that the…More
Francisco I. Madero Ave construction budget increased by 10 million pesos
Governor also announces pedestrian bridge at Walmart intersection
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez visited the municipal capital of Chapala to review the remodeling…More
Ajijic pavement project violates President’s promise
Community dialogue never happened
The project for the placement of pavers in the streets of Ajijic continued during the…More
Cycle path delivered – but without lighting
Darkness between San Juan Cosalá and Jocotepec
Governor Enrique Alfaro handed over the bike path on the Jocotepec section, but the lights…More
Protesters demand kidnap victim Antonio Vega’s safe return
Municipal authorities avoided the protest
On December 21, with signs, banners and slogans, dozens of inhabitants of San Antonio Tlayacapan…More
What will you ask Baby Jesus for?
Ajijic kids were good this year
Eight children from Ajijic of different ages told Semanario Laguna what they will ask of…More