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Ixtlahuacán roadblock relief

Following two days of protests, farmers from Jalisco, Michoacán, Guanajuato and other states dismantled their massive roadblocks after reaching initial agreements with federal authorities over purchase prices for their crops.


A rescue plan for historic trees

The Chapala municipal government has launched a first-aid initiative to save two of the area’s most iconic trees: the towering ficus at Ajijic’s Seis Esquinas intersection and the emblematic Zalate de Felisa located on the Chapala malecón, just outside the Beer Garden restaurant.

Top women’s tennis hits Zapopan

Tickets are on sale for the Guadalajara Open, a Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) 500 event that will feature some of the world’s top female players. The tournament runs from September 8–14 at the Pan American Tennis Center, located adjacent to Metropolitano Park in Zapopan. 

San Juan Cosalá in line for mega hotel

Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro has announced that the private hospitality sector is planning to invest around 20 billion pesos (US$ 1.05 billion)  over the next three years to build new hotels in key Jalisco tourist destinations. Twelve of these new lodging facilities are expected to open ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 

New Palestinian envoy highlights Gaza crisis and student resistance at UdeG

Students at the Universidad de Guadalajara (UdeG) made their stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict clear by warmly welcoming Nadya Rashid, the newly appointed Palestinian ambassador to Mexico, during her keynote speech at the 12th Congress of the academic institution’s student union, the Federación Estudiantil Universitaria (FEU).