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
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Petrita, the first woman to govern San Pedro Tesistán
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
Día del Danzante: the day when the plaza is dyed in colors
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It is about midday on Sunday, October 16, and the main square of Jocotepec is…More
The route of justice, from Lakeside to Guadalajara
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Getting to the Women’s Justice Center (CJM) in Guadalajara from the Lakeside area takes a…More
The blessed San Miguel neighborhood
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Vicente Guerrero Street in San Cristobal Zapotitlan, is one of the most neglected barrios in…More