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The news staff of Semanario Laguna consists of nine reporters, three editors, three photographers and three columnists. Various members of the staff cooperated on the writing and editing and illustrating of this story. All staff are members of The National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Despite injury, Miguel Lopez wins two silver medals
He is a top runner fom Club Guepardos de Chapala
Miguel López Lavín, from Club Guepardos de Chapala, became the only runner to win two…More
Chapala’s women’s team says goodbye to the Jalisco Cup
Disqualified in the semifinals
After losing in total points against Tlajomulco de Zúñiga 4-1 in the semifinals, the players…More
Chapala soccer player awarded five year contract in Spain
De la Torre Pulido to play for Salamanca
After a 10-month trial with Salamanca FC UDS, the Chapalense soccer player, Joshua Adán de…More
Local artist to unveil new mural Friday with Community Fiesta
Mario Ramirez mural Commissioned by Inn Ajijic
Inn Ajijic announced today that Friday, August 25, at 5 pm the mural that local…More
Mexican writer and journalist Elena Poniatowska wins literary award
Winner of Carlos Fuentes 2023 International Prize
Mexican writer and journalist Elena Poniatowska Amor has been awarded the Carlos Fuentes 2023 International…More
INM rescues African immigrants abandoned in Veracruz
Passengers left alone in bus
The National Migration Institute (INM), in coordination with the armed forces, rescued 137 people from…More
CREM presents Noche de Gala concert at Casa del Sol Inn
The repertoire will include modern and contemporary music
More than 20 artists from the choir and ensemble of the Centro Regional de Estudios…More
Jalisco reduces poverty rate according to National Council
Number of indigent fell nearly 30%
Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez declared that according to a study by the National Council for…More
Atontonilquillo Expo Membrillo 2023 a success
Parade, culture, sports, and traditions featured
At least seven thousand people filled Atotonilquillo’s Centenario Square during the two last days of…More