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Guadalajara Flooding Blamed on Decades of Disorganized Urban Growth

When Guadalajara floods during summer storms, city officials typically point to heavy rainfall or drains blocked by garbage. Researchers at the University of Guadalajara...

New Highway to Link Jocotepec with Chapala in Major Road Plan

A new interchange connecting Jocotepec, on the western end of Lake Chapala, with the Chapala highway is among the priority projects in Jalisco Governor...

Jalisco State Funds, Not Municipal Budget, Covered Chapala World Cup Spaces

Nearly 14 million pesos were allocated for public spaces in Chapala for the World Cup, and the Jalisco State Government — not the Chapala...

Lake Chapala Starts Rainy Season at 64.87 Percent Capacity

Lake Chapala stood at 64.87 percent of its total capacity as of June 19, equivalent to approximately 5,111 million cubic meters of stored water,...

Jalisco Registers 24 Million Pesos in Public Works Contracts for Chapala

The Jalisco Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works has published several public works contracts for Chapala on its transparency portal, representing a combined state...

Jalisco Offers Free Rainwater Harvesting Systems for Eligible Homes

The Jalisco government is offering free rainwater harvesting systems to households in areas with water supply problems through its Rain Nests (Nidos de Lluvia)...

Jalisco Issues Storm Alert for Lakeside Area This Weekend

Jalisco's Civil Protection and Firefighters agency has issued a preventive alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall this weekend, with the lakeside area expected...

Mexico Expands E-Gates to Guadalajara and Eight Other Airports

Mexico has rolled out self-service entry gates — known as Autonomous Migration Filters (FMA) — at nine international airports, including Puerto Vallarta, offering eligible...

Jalisco Congress Presses CFE Over Power Outages Affecting Water Supply

Jalisco lawmakers have formally requested that Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission explain how it plans to prevent and correct power outages that have damaged water...

UN Report Places Mexican Cartels at Center of Global Drug Networks

A new report from the International Narcotics Control Board describes Mexico's largest criminal organizations as global logistics networks, documenting their reach across Central America,...

Woman Linked to Chapala and Ajijic Cases Sentenced to Over 37 Years in Prison

A woman identified as Aurora "N," linked to investigations involving foreign nationals in Chapala and Ajijic, has been sentenced to 37 years and six...

Mexico Healthcare Experience Survey Results

This article breaks down the results of a Mexico Healthcare Experience Survey, a 17-question survey (contribute to the survey here) developed to understand the...

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