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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...

“Wednesdays With You” Reaches San Juan Cosalá

As part of the ongoing “Wednesdays With You” initiative, the Jocotepec municipal government brought its full cabinet—along with Mayor Hugo David García Vargas—to San...

Bus Route Changes and Road Closures for the Virgin of Zapopan’s Visit to Chapala

Chapala will see several changes to public transportation routes and road closures this Sunday, July 13, as the Virgin of Zapopan—affectionately known as “La...

UDG: July to Bring Above-Average Rainfall and Moderate Heat to Jalisco

The month of July is expected to bring heavier-than-usual rainfall to several parts of Jalisco, along with slightly warmer temperatures, according to the University...

San Miguel de Allende Named ‘Best City in the World’ Once Again by Travel + Leisure

For the second year in a row, San Miguel de Allende has earned the title of “Best City in the World” in Travel +...

US Sanctions on CIBanco, Intercam Have Disrupted Clients’ Finances

Over 200 responses to a recent survey asking how clients have been affected by U.S. sanctions against Mexican banks CIBanco, Intercam, and the brokerage...

Redes y Cantos de Chapala Choir to Perform in Guadalajara, Ajijic, and Zapotlán el Grande

As part of the Ministry of Culture’s Sound Encounters series, the Redes y Cantos de Chapala Choir will perform this Wednesday, July 9, at...

Third Landslide Shuts Down Jocotepec Bypass Again

A new landslide struck the Jocotepec bypass on June 29, the third time this year that storms have forced the road to close. The landslide,...

Chapala City Council Approves Reactivation of ‘Water Video Mapping’ Project

The Chapala city council approved by majority this Sunday a resolution presented by Councilwoman Montserrat García García, head of the Tourism and Culture Commission,...

Editorial: Tic Tac UAPs Made by Lockheed, NJ Drones are Chinese?

Whether you're following the UAP topic or not, the following video is a stunner. Ross Coulthart is one of the few journalists I trust on...

What’s the Cheapest Neighborhood to Rent a House in Guadalajara?

As housing prices continue to climb across Guadalajara, many families are being pushed out of central neighborhoods in search of more affordable places to...

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