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Street Singer’s Case in Ajijic Sparks Debate Over Permits and Fees

The case of street singer Lola López, known as “La Tequilera,” being removed from the Ajijic plaza and later granted a permit has reignited...

Festival in Ajijic Unites Art, Music, and Community to Save Lake Chapala

A day of art, music, and activism will take place along the Ajijic malecón on Sunday, August 31, as the community gathers for the...

Jocotepec Seeks Advance Payment to Reduce Debt and Regain Access to State Funds

The Jocotepec City Council plans to request just over seven million pesos in advance to settle part of its debt with the Treasury, using...

Heavy Congestion Returns to Chapala Highway toward Guadalajara Airport

Traffic chaos has returned to the Chapala Highway, with long delays reported on the route to Guadalajara International Airport due to ongoing roadworks by...

Chapala Hosts Anti-Corruption Ethics Council

More than 120 Chapala City Council officials attended the “Ethics in Public Service” conference led by Gerardo Ignacio de la Cruz Tovar, Jalisco’s Special...

1,000 Injunctions Filed Against Solís Dam

Over 1,000 citizens have filed legal injunctions to halt an aqueduct project intended to link the Solís Dam in León, Guanajuato with Lake Chapala....

Ajijic Prepares for Hot Air Balloon Regatta

Ajijic’s traditional Balloon Regatta returns on Saturday, September 13, at Cruz Azul Field. The festivities begin at 3:00 p.m., with 13 teams set to...

Heavy Rains Cause Damage in Chapala

Heavy rains on the night of Sunday, August 24, triggered several emergencies in Chapala and surrounding communities, including fallen trees, rockslides, flooding, and road...

Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Mayo’ Zambada Pleads Guilty in U.S. to Trafficking Charges

Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, the longtime Sinaloa cartel leader who once shared power with Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, pleaded guilty Monday in New York...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Expected in Mexico Next Week

President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Monday that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is likely to visit Mexico in early September to finalize and sign...

Where Will New Access Road to Guadalajara Airport be Located?

Guadalajara International Airport, which handled 17.8 million passengers in 2024 and 10.7 million between January and July 2025, is undergoing a major expansion to...

Aguirre Pushes for Chapala’s Inclusion in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area

Chapala Mayor Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel reaffirmed his intention to incorporate the municipality into the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (AMG), a move he argues...

Heavy Rains Hit Chapala and Atotonilquillo

Above photo: A wall collapsed onto a parked car in the El Tepehua neighborhood. Intense rainfall in the early hours of August 22 caused flooding...

Lake Chapala Holding More Water than in Last 2 Years

As of August 21, Lake Chapala stood at 58.01 percent of its capacity, measuring 98.84 meters with 4,580.48 million cubic meters of water, according...

The Price of Citizenship: Why More US Expats Are Eyeing the Exit

What would it take to give up your citizenship? For many Americans abroad, this question is no longer theoretical. Rising political disillusionment, complex tax...

CIBanco Withdraws Lawsuit Against US Treasury and FinCEN

CIBanco has voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against the US Department of the Treasury, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and their top officials, according...

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