PHOTO NOTE: Maintenance continues on bike path
Maintenance work continues on the bike path connecting Jocotepec and Chapala. During the second week…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.
PHOTONOTE: Jocotepec’s young champions
Youth soccer players Dayron, Chayane, Gabino, Dony and Alan from the town of Zapotitán de…More
Jocotepec prepares for patron saint festivities
Señor del Monte celebrated since 1834
Jocotepec is ready to celebrate its patron saint with festivities in honor of the Lord…More
Highway issues still pending on Jocotepec libramiento
Missing signage, safety hazards
More than a year after the inauguration of its renovation, the Jocotepec bypass (libramiento) still…More
“El Flaco” will arrive in Jocotepec for patron saint festivities
Luis Ángel will perform at the rodeo arena
Luis Ángel Franco Rivera, better known as “El Flaco,” will perform at Jocotepec’s rodeo arena…More
Jocotepec City Council members contradict themselves on hiding video
Council session devolves into finger-pointing
A December town council meeting full of bickering and pettiness was videotaped, as all council…More
PHOTONOTE: Truck gets stuck on concrete barrier
A pickup truck got stuck on the wall that separates the bicycle path from the…More
Sidewalk modifications on Morelos Street in Jocotepec
Complaints from residents lead to changes
After complaints from neighbors and a request to the Jalisco Department of Infrastructure and Public…More
Holiday sales good for San Juan Cosalá Malecón merchants
Jocotepec city cited for lack of maintenance
San Juan Cosalá malecón vendors noted an increase in visitors during this last holiday season…More
Power outage affects several municipalities and towns
The outage only lasted a few minutes
Chapala and several towns went dark for a few minutes during the night of December…More