The organization Article 19 reported that at least four journalists covering the events in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, on December 2nd, following the rollover of a National Guard vehicle, were threatened and intimidated by members of that agency and by members of the state’s Public Security Secretariat. In a statement, the organization explained that, according to […]

The Guadalajara municipal government officially inaugurated the 2025 Christmas market season. A total of 28 temporary markets will operate from November until December 24, with the participation of 2,400 vendors. During the Buen Fin (Black Friday) holiday weekend, these markets saw a massive influx of shoppers. Authorities project approximately 250,000 visitors throughout the season, including […]

The 2025 Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) is ready to kick off. And this year it will feature a very special guest: American actor and activist Richard Gere, who will arrive in Guadalajara to give a special lecture focused on caring for the planet and community responsibility. The FIL has established itself as a space […]

A shooting Wednesday night in the Ixtapa district of Puerto Vallarta left one man dead and another seriously injured after a gunman on a motorcycle stormed into a carpentry workshop and opened fire on the victims. The incident occurred inside a workshop located on one of the main roads in the district, north of the […]

Ajijic is one of the most colorful towns in Jalisco. It is located on the shores of Lake Chapala, in the municipality of the same name. Although there are no official figures, the original inhabitants of Ajijic, Mexico, estimate that around 20,000 foreigners live in this town, mainly from the United States, Canada, and England. […]

The soul of Mexico beats in Jalisco. Among dormant volcanoes, mountains that smell of agave, and towns where music seems to rise from the cobblestones, three places survive that encapsulate the essence of an entire country: Tequila, Cocula, and Ajijic. Each represents a profound symbol of Mexican identity—drink, music, and art—an inseparable trio that forms […]

Several highways in Jalisco remain blocked. Pickup trucks, tractors, and dozens of people are demanding attention for corn producers and the truckers who carry the state’s economy. The day of protests in Jalisco has affected traffic on several major highways. Dozens of truckers and farmers are demanding attention to their demands, while some roads remain […]

Innovation Fest 2025 is being held at Expo Guadalajara, where leaders, researchers, companies, startups, educational institutions, investors, and the general public are gathering for two days in one space with the goal of generating opportunities and boosting the state’s social, economic, and educational competitiveness. Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro stated during the opening ceremony that the […]

This Thursday, November 20, the courthouse doors opened so that those detained could leave and reunite with their families after days of anguish. “Happy to be free and… I wish I could go through that experience again… I thought I was never going to see my mother again,” said Joshua, one of those detained. Joshua […]

Improvements to mobility in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (AMG) and Puerto Vallarta continue to progress. The Jalisco Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) confirmed that the two new southbound lanes on the final section of the Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta Short Route, a key road corridor that connects directly to the Las Juntas Interchange, will be […]