Chapala reports more measles cases in 2026
Health officials urge vaccines

Photo 1: A health worker administers a measles vaccine during vaccination brigades held in January on the Ajijic malecón (boardwalk).

By Semanario Laguna on June 8, 2026

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The news staff of Semanario Laguna consists of nine reporters, three editors, three photographers and three columnists. Various members of the staff cooperated on the writing and editing and illustrating of this story. All staff are members of The National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

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Performs sold-out gala in room that bears his name

Heavy Storm Forces Evacuation of Chapala Fan Zone During World Cup Match
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