Third Jocotepec bypass landslide closes road again
Another landslide hit the Jocotepec bypass on June 29, marking the third time this year…More
Author: Armando Esquivel
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.
Jocotepec’s unbeaten run ends before Jalisco Cup final
Team faces Santa María del Oro on July 6
Jocotepec has one foot in the final phase of the Jalisco Cup after losing its…More
Jocotepec school wins silver at National School Sports Games
Match decided by penalty shootout
Students from Jocotepec’s Ricardo Flores Magón Secondary School represented Jalisco and brought home a silver…More
Jocotepec men maintain perfect streak in Jalisco Cup play
One of the few remaining undefeated teams
Pulling out all the stops, Jocotepec is excelling in the 2025 Jalisco Cup. Having led…More
Landslides close Jocotepec bypass again
Second incident this year
The Jocotepec bypass has once again been affected by falling rocks and mudslides, at a…More
Reconstruction progresses at Jocotepec school after fatal wall collapse
Work expected to be completed this year
Work continues on the reconstruction of the Carmen Torres Veliz Kindergarten in the town of…More
Brawl erupts in Zapotitán over motorcycle traffic operation
Residents clash with officers, damage patrol car
Tensions flared, and a rock shattered a Jocotepec Traffic Patrol vehicle’s windshield during a motorcycle…More
Javier Rodríguez Conchas, Jocotepec’s famous taco maker, dies
“El Paisa” was famous for his suadero tacos
Jocotepec’s most famous taco maker has died. Javier Rodríguez Conchas, known as “El Paisa,” passed…More
Rain can’t stop San Juan Cosalá’s devotion to San Juan
Pilgrims honor Saint John in tough conditions
According to local tradition, it always rains on the feast day of San Juan Bautista…More
“Games and Toys of Mexico” shown in San Juan Cosalá
300 Mexican toys on display
Around 300 traditional Mexican toys are on display in San Juan Cosalá as part of…More