“At last we were born to die” festival
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The moon right above us lights up the night of October 29 with 40 dancers…More
Yearly Archives: 2022
“At last we were born to die” festival
Jocotepec launches “1000 days of life”
Program expands care for children and parents
Jocotepec launched a new program this week. It’s “1000 days of life,” and it aims…More
Chapala’s PRI Steering Committee renewal
Direct vote elections will be carried out
The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) of Jalisco announced the call for the renewal of the…More
Adaptive sports equipment delivered in Chapala
Equipment is meant to promote inclusive sports
Through the efforts of athletic groups Guepardos (“Cheetahs”) and Deporte Adaptado (“Adapted Sports”), a wheelchair…More
Neighbors complain about the new planters at Las Seis Esquinas
Business owners are not happy with the change
Neighbors are asking for the planters to be removed from the front of the small…More
Recycling collection points available in Jocotepec
Residents encouraged to drop-off recyclables
Jocotepec began promoting recycling by installing collection receptacles, both in the main town and throughout…More
Femicide is on the rise in Mexico
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
Insecurity in Mexico continues unabated. Some authorities who are in charge of protecting us or…More
Juan Carlos Castañón, jazzman and musical migrant
From norteña to jazz
Juan Carlos Castañón Perales is a 42-year-old guitarist with 18 years of experience in Jazz…More
JOCOTEPEC Jocotepec a standout in new job creation
Ranks 12th among Jalisco locales in October
Jocotepec has begun to recover jobs. According to the updated IMSS database of insured workers,…More
Ajijic crosswalk construction project adds two more crossings
Some new crossings already damaged by heavy traffic
The ongoing project to construct crosswalks at Ajijic street intersections has been enlarged by the…More