Armando Esquivel - Lakeside News Chapala

Author: 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.

January 8, 2024 0

PHOTONOTE: Truck gets stuck on concrete barrier

A pickup truck got stuck on the wall that separates the bicycle path from the…More

January 8, 2024 0

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

January 8, 2024 0

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

January 5, 2024 0

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

January 4, 2024 0

Passing of CETC Professor Pedro Valentín Bizarro moruned
Promoter of Patriotic Fire relay race

Professor Pedro Valentín Bizarro was respected and admired, but above all inspiring. He left this…More

January 4, 2024 0

Jocotepec welcomed 2024 with the New Year Artisanal Festival
All activities took place in the main plaza

Jocotepec bid farewell to 2023 with the New Year Artisanal Festival, which included music and…More

January 4, 2024 0

PHOTONOTE: Bicycle lane light knocked over

A post supporting one of the lights of the Chapala-Jocotepec ciclovía was apparently damaged by…More

San Juan Cosalá has its own cycling school, which has been in operation for over two years and is aimed at children from six to fourteen years old. The school is located on Chapala-Jocotepec Road #110, in San Juan Cosalá. Its founder, Joel Nava, said that he began this project with his own funds to promote sports among the children and teenagers of San Juan Cosalá. The school's objective is to provide children with a healthy focus on sports culture. The club also works to to train kids for local and national competitions, such as the Pan American Games and the Olympic Games, where they can proudly represent their community and the state of Jalisco. Nava said that enrollment in the cycling school opens in January. Students will train for eight months with the goal of participating in both local and state competitions.Those interested should follow the school’s Fascebook page to see if they post information on fees and enrollment details. Lacking much support at the beginning, Nava’s project has gradually gained sponsors. Nava reiterated that the project is eager for more people to join and become part of this institution. The school is located on Chapala-Jocotepec Road #110, in San Juan Cosalá. Translated and edited by Mags Petela

January 4, 2024 0

Competitive cycling promoted among San Juan Cosalá’s youngest
Enrollment in cycling school begins in January

San Juan Cosalá has its own cycling school, which has been in operation for over…More

January 4, 2024 0

PHOTONOTE: Pipeline modifications in front of Jocotepec’s treatment plant

Changes in the hydraulic infrastructure are being made in Ribera del Lago Street and the…More

January 3, 2024 0

Final closure of La Loma landfill approved
Landowners say no more trash

During the recent session of the Jocotepec town council on December 23, a unanimous vote…More