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Mexico’s President Slams U.S. Anti-Immigration Ads as ‘Discriminatory Propaganda’

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is pushing back against a wave of U.S. government anti-immigration ads being broadcast across Mexico, calling them “discriminatory propaganda” and...

How Many Hurricanes are Forecast for Mexico in 2025?

Thanks to its geography, Mexico gets hit by tropical cyclones on both coasts every year. For the 2025 summer hurricane season, Mexico’s Naval Ministry...

INEGI: Perception of Insecurity Drops in Jalisco

Jalisco has seen one of the most notable improvements in perceived public safety nationwide, according to the latest results from the National Urban Public...

Man, 90, Evicted from His Land

  Don Silvino, a 90-year-old resident of San Juan Cosalá, is demanding justice after being stripped of his land. In early February, machinery arrived on...

San Juan Cosalá Hillside Earthmoving Continues for Luxury Development

  Heavy machinery is once again clearing the slopes of San Juan Cosalá, between the spa and restaurant areas near Barraneda Piedra. The municipal government...

UDeG: Herbicide Found in Lakeside Children’s Urine

  Researchers from the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) have detected a new herbicide, glufosinate, in the urine of children living near Lake Chapala. This discovery...

Chapala’s Double-Parking Plan Increases Sales by 20%

A cone-based parking system on Francisco I. Madero Avenue in Chapala is proving popular with both local businesses and their customers. The method allows...

Homeowner Reports Months of Sewage Flooding Without Response from Authorities

For the past nine months, Mrs. Xóchitl Sánchez Ramos has been living what she calls a nightmare. Her home on Miguel Arana Street in...

Chapala to Celebrate International Dance Day with Over 1,200 Performers

Chapala is preparing to celebrate International Dance Day with an event unlike any other. Led by Carlos Rayo and his dance collective Ixtlacateotl, the...

Pope Francis Dies at 88, Vatican Announces

Pope Francis passed away Monday morning at 7:35 a.m. at his residence in Casa Santa Marta, following a period of medical complications. The announcement...

Chapala’s Miguel Martínez Street Reopens after Major Renovation

After more than 13 years, Miguel Martínez Street in Chapala has finally been remodeled. Locals, officials, and a brass band gathered near the intersection...

SAVE Act, Which Eliminates Expat Voting, Passes US House

On April 10, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act by a narrow 220–208 vote. The bill...

Lake Chapala and Jalisco Dam Levels Remain Stable

As the third week of spring brings dry conditions, Jalisco's main water reserves continue to show stable levels, ensuring no immediate threat to the...

Guadalajara Continues Efforts to Remove Abandoned Vehicles from Streets

As part of its “Clean Guadalajara” initiative, the Government of Guadalajara, through the Directorate of Mobility and Transportation, continues daily efforts to remove abandoned...

Jalisco Strengthens Global Ties Through Tech, Tequila, and Tourism

While China leads the world in semiconductor production, Jalisco is positioning itself to be a strong competitor. Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro recently visited Spain...

Sheinbaum and Trump Hold Phone Conference

United States President Donald Trump described his Wednesday phone call with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum as “very productive,” adding that trade talks with several...

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