Expat run over in La Floresta, Dec.14
Paramedics treated him onsite
An Expat was hit by a car during the night of Wednesday, December 14 on…More
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Expat run over in La Floresta, Dec.14
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Chapala All the artistic presentations listed below will take place at the fishermen’s fountain, except…More
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Kids from 25 Jalisco schools competed
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