Jocotepec seeks control of Lake Chapala federal areas
Daily surveillance proposed to stop encroachment

Dredging carried out without permission on the shores of Lake Chapala, in the village of San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, a municipality of Jocotepec. This work cut off the pedestrian path through the beach area. Photo: Laguna Archive.

By Armando Esquivel on February 7, 2024

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Armando Esquivel

Born in Tepic, Nayarit, he is a graduate in Communication Sciences, former host of the program Univer TV on Televisa Guadalajara. He was deputy coordinator of national information and a reporter at Meganoticias. He has been with Semanario Laguna for four years and currently covers Jocotepec andis Chief of Information.

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