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Rental Scams on the Rise in Jalisco: What You Need to Know Before You Pay

Rental scams are becoming increasingly common in Jalisco, especially in cities like Guadalajara, Zapopan, and Tlaquepaque, where the high demand for housing and rising...

Ajijic Launches Underground Wiring Project

A long-anticipated underground wiring project for downtown Ajijic is set to begin this year, following approval from the municipal government. The project, aimed at...

Chapala Residents Support Mayor Alejandro Aguirre’s Administration

One year into his current term, Chapala Mayor Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel has earned strong support from the community. According to a Mural...

Survey Launched to Support Local Nonprofits

A new effort to strengthen the nonprofit community around Lake Chapala is underway. On August 4, the Lake Chapala Nonprofit Study Group released a...

Mexican Agricultural Agencies Deploy Canine Units for Screwworm Detection in Livestock

Mexican agricultural agencies have implemented an innovative approach to combat potential cases of parasitic screwworm infestations in the nation's livestock. This initiative involves the...

Ajijic Cultural Center Marks 20 Years with Month-Long Celebration of the Arts

This August, the Ajijic Cultural Center (CCA) is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a series of free community events showcasing music, dance, visual arts,...

La Minerva Roundabout to Undergo Pedestrian-Friendly Upgrades Without Disrupting Traffic

The Jalisco government, through the Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP), has confirmed that planned improvements to Guadalajara's iconic La Minerva roundabout will...

Aguirre Concerned About Solis Dam Aqueduct

Chapala  Mayor Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel has voiced strong concerns over a federal proposal to build an aqueduct from the Solís Dam in...

10 Missing Persons Found in Jalisco Rehab Centers During Prosecutor’s Sweep

Jalisco authorities have located 10 missing persons in rehabilitation centers, or annexes, across the state as part of an ongoing series of inspections by...

Rip Current Claims Life of Guadalajara Teen in Puerto Vallarta

A 19-year-old man from Guadalajara drowned Saturday after being caught in a strong rip current while swimming at Playa Camarones. His body was recovered...

What’s Happening in Guadalajara This August?

Summer is in full swing, and so is Guadalajara’s events calendar. August promises the most vibrant lineup of concerts and cultural happenings so far...

Highway Patrol to Launch Traffic Operation on López Mateos Today, Saturday

To improve traffic conditions and reduce delays at the southern exit of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, the Jalisco Highway Patrol will carry out a...

New SAT Import Tax Will Impact Shein and Temu Purchases Starting August 15

Starting August 15, shoppers in Mexico who buy from international platforms like Shein, Temu, or AliExpress will face a significant change: a new 33.5%...

Chapala Migrant Weighs Return Amid Rising Racism in the U.S.

“If Trump is re-elected, I’ll sell my house and move back to Chapala.” Juan, a 53-year-old migrant originally from Chapala, Jalisco, has lived in the...

Chapala’s Water Future Hangs in the Balance as Governor Urges Rethink of Water Transfer Plan

Concern is growing around Lake Chapala after Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro called for a reconsideration of a planned water transfer from the Solís...

Jalisco Launches Free Tours for Over 2,000 Residents in Need

The Jalisco Ministry of Tourism (Secturjal) has announced its tour program for the second half of 2025, offering 38 free trips aimed at supporting...

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