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Construction Delays Expected on Chapala – Guadalajara Highway

Renovation work has begun on the Chapala-Guadalajara highway, covering a 6-kilometer (3.73-mile) stretch between the Periférico (metropolitan ring road) and the airport. Travelers should...

Lakeside to Host Festival of Living Cultures

From April 4 to 6, Jocotepec, Chapala, and Ajijic will host the first edition of the Festival of Living Cultures in the Ribera. This...

US Homeland Security Secretary Outlines Trump’s Demands for Mexico to Avoid Tariffs

United States Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem suggested Monday that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum could strike a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump...

San Antonio Tlayacapán Health Center Finally Has a Doctor

The San Antonio Tlayacapán Health Center now has a doctor again after being without one for at least a year, according to The Delegation...

Chapala Begins Remodeling of Paseo Ramón Corona

Construction officially began on Monday, March 31 on the upper section of Paseo Ramón Corona, marking a historic investment of over 500 million pesos....

Free Pet Sterilization Campaign in Chapala and Atotonilquillo

The Chapala Municipal Government, through the Department of Ecology, invites residents to its Pet Sterilization Campaign, taking place from April 4 to 15 in...

California-Mexico Border Sees Dramatic Drop in Crossings

Near San Ysidro, once a hotspot for migrant arrivals, the border has fallen silent. Shelters have closed, aid stations have been dismantled, and humanitarian...

Warnings Issued Over Risks of Pirate Taxis at Guadalajara Airport

Authorities and passengers are raising concerns about the dangers of unauthorized taxi services operating outside Guadalajara International Airport. Amid reports of scams, overcharging, and...

16 Women Rescued from Clandestine Rehab Center in Guadalajara

Authorities from the State Prosecutor’s Office for Specialized Investigations into Social Agreement conducted a raid on Friday night, March 28, rescuing 16 women—including two...

Water Rationing Possible in Ajijic This Summer

Although no official schedule has been set for water rationing in Ajijic, Rafael Escamilla, head of the Municipal Potable Water and Sewerage System (SIMAPA),...

Jocotepec to Host Free Health Fair

Jocotepec will host a free Health Fair on April 7 in the town’s main plaza to commemorate World Health Day. Residents will have access to...

JocoFest 2025 Draws Thousands of Motorcyclists to Jocotepec

On March 23, more than 5,000 motorcycles and around 7,000 attendees gathered at the Jocotepec malecón for the fourth edition of JocoFest. The old Morelia...

SIOP Awards Infrastructure Contracts Worth Nearly 50 Million Pesos in Chapala

The Secretariat of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) of Jalisco has awarded four public works contracts in Chapala, totaling 49.89 million pesos. The projects,...

Mexican Peso Weakens After Trump Announces Auto Tariffs

The Mexican peso depreciated nearly 1% against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s confirmation that his administration will impose a...

U.S. Deploys Second Warship Near Mexico as Border Security Tightens

Above photo: The USS Spruance leaves San Diego on Saturday.  The United States has deployed a second Navy warship to patrol waters near Mexico, reinforcing...

How Trump’s New Tariffs Will Impact Mexico’s Auto Industry

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday a 25% tariff on all cars not made in the United States. However, vehicles assembled in Mexico with...

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