“El Güero” rolls into Jocotepec with fresh pitayas
Selling fresh fruit for decades
Jesús Solano Santana, better known as “El Güero,” has sold pitayas in Jocotepec for over…More
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“El Güero” rolls into Jocotepec with fresh pitayas
Mothers recognized by President Aguirre on Mother’s Day
“You form every citizen of the municipality of Chapala”
In a massive family event on May 9, the Municipal Government of Chapala celebrated Mother’s…More
Ovidio Guzmán’s family surrenders to U.S. authorities voluntarily
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she has no details
On May 9, a group of 17 relatives of Ovidio Guzmán López, son of Joaquín…More
Los Alegres del Barranco faces legal issues in Jalisco
Band challenges restrictions, defends artistic freedom
The Sinaloa-based musical group Los Alegres del Barranco faces legal proceedings in Jalisco after being accused of glorifying…More
Jalisco TikToker’s murder is investigated as a femicide
Leader of armed CJNG group suspected
The Jalisco State Prosecutor’s Office has initiated an investigation under the femicide protocol after the…More
José “Pepe” Mujica, Uruguayan leftist icon, dies at 89
Uruguay's humble rebel succumbs to cancer
José “Pepe” Mujica, former president of Uruguay, died Tuesday in Montevideo at 89 due to…More
Paint your spirit animal as part of San Antonio’s mural project
Volunteer at plaza weekdays at 5 pm
The mural project in San Antonio Tlayacapan continues, this time with the support of the…More
Jocotepec replaces its flag in a patriotic incineration ceremony
Military and schools participate in solemn event
Jocotepec replaced the flag atop the presidency building in a formal ceremony designed to show…More
More flowers, faithful for Ajijic’s Virgin of the Rosary
Daily offerings occur weekdays at 6 p.m.
With the arrival of May, the tradition of the “offering of flowers” to the Virgin…More
Señor del Huaje driven through Jocotepec without brakes
Over 9,000 followed him, but no problems
The ten-foot-tall statue of Christ, known as Lord of the Huaje rolled through the streets…More