Divine Providence
LAKESIDE CHRONICLES
On the first day of every month, Father Carlos Enrique Medina Garibaldo continues the ancient…More
Author: Maria Reynoso
Maria Reynoso
Born in San Cristóbal Zapotitlan, Jocotepec. She has contributed to many publications including Milenio Jalisco, El Perfil, El Charal and El Huevo Cojo.Her column Crónicas de la Ribera has appeared in Laguna since 2021. She has a Master's in Educational Sciences from ISIDM and studied visual arts at UdeG and was Coordinator of Integral Formation Programs for Huichol Children in the North of Jalisco for DIF.
Divine Providence
So near the lake, so little drinking water
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Entering San Juan Cosala, you pass the houses and businesses that extend along the Chapala-Jocotepec…More
Governor inaugurates new cultural center
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Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez came to Ajijic to inaugurate the “Centro para la Cultura y…More
Petrita, the first woman to govern San Pedro Tesistán
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Petrita has about two hundred godchildren, perhaps as a result of her closeness to the…More
I devoured my first books while on my belly
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That small room which seemed big to me when I was a child, housed dozens…More
In memory of the Mexican Revolution
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Starting at 8:00 in the morning, along the main streets of San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, Jocotepec,…More
Trumpet player has a lifetime of memories
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Bernardo “Nardo” Rodríguez de la Luz was born 82 years ago in San Cristóbal Zapotitlán,…More
Teacher!
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Teacher Chuy Balmori also received the “Ignacio Manuel Altamirano” medal for more than 40 years…More
“At last we were born to die” festival
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The moon right above us lights up the night of October 29 with 40 dancers…More
Lakeside Chronicles: Sara and her colorful papel picados
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Sara Ulloa Antolin is the creator of many of the papel picado (cut paper) flags…More