Tortillas used in Jocotepec to denounce sexual harassment
Other municipalities may join in
Jocotepec is promoting the denunciation of sexual harassment on the street with the use of…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.
Tortillas used in Jocotepec to denounce sexual harassment
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Owl chick survived, but two died
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Jocotepec District Board expresses concern about INE reforms
Fear that plan will affect functioning of INE
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Extortionists use threats for payment
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Neighbors appeal to federal agencies
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Safer speeds expected
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Damage is light
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Smoothing the surface
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Project to avoid flooding
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