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Jalisco Reports Sharp Decline in Homicides and Vehicle Thefts

Jalisco has seen a notable drop in intentional homicides and vehicle thefts, according to recent crime statistics reviewed by the State Security Cabinet, the...

Guadalajara Begins Historic Center Rehabilitation Project

The Jalisco Secretariat of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) has partnered with the Guadalajara municipal government to launch an ambitious rehabilitation project for the...

San Juan Cosalá Unites to Restore Aztec Calendar Mural in Main Plaza

The iconic Aztec Calendar mural in the main plaza of San Juan Cosalá received a fresh coat of paint ahead of the town’s Patron...

30,000 Liters of Fuel Oil Seized in Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos; One Arrested

A coordinated operation between the State Highway Police and the National Guard led to the seizure of approximately 30,000 liters of diesel suspected to...

Sinaloa Cartel Leader Ovidio Guzmán Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking in U.S. Court

Ovidio Guzmán López, son of jailed drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera, has pleaded guilty to federal drug trafficking and organized crime charges...

Second Sinkhole Discovered on Malecón Avenue

A second sinkhole has been found on Malecón Avenue in Guadalajara, just under 100 meters from the one reported on July 4, according to...

Ajijic Recycling Center Keeps Running Despite Power Cut

Despite being without electricity since February, the Ajijic Recycling Center continues to operate—albeit with significant limitations. Volunteers are keeping the project alive, even as...

Chapala Launches ‘Roots of the Future’ to Plant 5,000 Trees and Restore Green Spaces

In a bid to restore local ecosystems and promote environmental awareness, the Chapala Municipal Government officially launched its "Roots of the Future" initiative on...

Roadwork on Chapala-Airport Highway Causes Major Delays for Commuters and Transporters

Ongoing expansion and rehabilitation work on the Chapala Highway, particularly along the stretch between Guadalajara International Airport and the Álamo Industrial Park, is significantly...

Highway Heist Near Guadalajara Nets 6 Million Pesos in Gold and Silver

Armed assailants hijacked a tractor trailer carrying 33 metric tons of gold and silver concentrate south of Guadalajara last week, making off with precious...

215 Bags of Human Remains Found at Zapopan Clandestine Grave Site

The number of human remains discovered at a clandestine grave in Zapopan, Jalisco, continues to climb. Authorities have now recovered 215 bags containing remains...

Jalisco Launches Bilingual Driver’s License with Enhanced Security Features

To support international recognition of Mexican driver’s licenses, the Jalisco state government—through the Ministry of Transportation (SETRAN)—has introduced a new bilingual license. This updated...

Rainy Season Brings Potholes—Repairs Already Underway in Ajijic

As the rainy season sets in, potholes are once again appearing across the streets of Ajijic, driven by fast-moving water and the erosion it...

10 CJNG Members Sentenced to Over 140 Years in Prison in Brutal Izaguirre Ranch Case

Ten members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) were sentenced Tuesday to more than 141 years in prison for their roles in a...

1% U.S. Tax on Remittances Could Slash Mexican Household Spending by 25%, ANPEC Warns

A proposed 1% U.S. tax on cash remittances sent to Mexico could cut household spending in the country by as much as 25%, according...

CIBanco, Intercam, and Vector Granted Temporary Reprieve from U.S. Sanctions

Three Mexico-based financial institutions—CIBanco, Intercam, and Vector—have been granted an additional 45 days to meet regulatory standards before facing sanctions from the U.S. Treasury...

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