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INAH Recovers 334 Archaeological Pieces Tied to Chapala Tradition

Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History has recovered 334 archaeological artifacts that were being held by a private collector in Jalisco. Among the...

Jalisco Rain Expected to Pick Up This Week

A significant increase in rainfall is forecast for Jalisco this week, with meteorologists warning of more frequent afternoon and evening storms over the days...

Chapala Resurfaces Five Streets in Municipal Pothole Push

Chapala has wrapped up asphalt resurfacing on five streets in the municipal seat, completing a project that covered 7,115 square meters at a cost...

Lake Chapala Keeps Falling Before Rains Arrive

Lake Chapala stood at 63.62 percent of capacity on May 27, continuing its dry-season slide after building a meaningful cushion during last year's rainy...

Nine Hours of Free Music: The 24th Harp and Psaltery Gathering Comes to Chapala

The 24th annual Harp, Psaltery, and More Encounter comes to the González Gallo Cultural Center in Chapala on Saturday, June 3, running from 1:00...

New Well Put Into Operation to Boost Water Supply in San Antonio Tlayacapán

The Chapala government has commissioned a new deep well in the delegation of San Antonio Tlayacapán, aiming to ease water supply problems in the...

Airport Connection Work to Pause for World Cup

Construction on two viaducts connecting to the Guadalajara airport — linking the Chapala Highway and Adolf Horn Avenue — will be halted until after...

Ajijic’s Cultural Walkway Suspended Indefinitely

The Cultural Walkway project on Colón and Morelos streets in the Magical Town of Ajijic has been suspended indefinitely as of May 15, following...

Sitting Senator Urges Wider Protests to Stop Aqueduct

During his visit to Chapala, the former governor of Jalisco Francisco Ramírez Acuña spoke on the need to stop the diversion of water to...

Chapala Government Seeks to Expand San Antonio Tlayacapán Cemetery

Above image: Land across from Milagrosa Park that Chapala's City Council plans to sell to expand Tlayacapán's cemetery. The Chapala Municipal Government is working to...

Lakeside Artists Invited to Public Funding Discussion in Ajijic

Artists, cultural promoters, and creative groups around Lake Chapala are being invited to participate in a public discussion focused on government cultural funding and...

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