Speeding pickup killed mother and son on the Chapala Highway
Bodies lay on the highway
A woman and her eight year old son were killed when a pickup truck ran…More
Author: Semanario Laguna
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Speeding pickup killed mother and son on the Chapala Highway
Statewide crime is down below national average
Crime, homicide and femicide numbers down
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Chávez Rivas sworn in as new Chapala Municipal Treasury director
Extraordinary town meeting accepts resignation of predecessor
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Inferno closes Chapala highway as cars pass through fire, smoke
Fire started in dry pastures near CFE substation
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Daily flight will connect Guadalajara to beach destination
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Remains of Zapopan call center victims located
Recovery of evidence continues
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Another victim of the Walmart intersection?
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At least 1,500 hectares in Chapala have been burned in fires
Agricultural fires and intentional fires are the culprits
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