The United States against migrants
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
The United States against migrants OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH Undocumented migrants in the United…More
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The United States against migrants
El Molino swears in new municipal agent
Juan Carlos Gómez Ibarra appointed on May 22
Changes are afoot at one of Jocotepec’s agencies. Juan Carlos Gómez Ibarra has taken office…More
Real estate developments flout Jocotepec land-use plans
Projects proceed despite land and legal concerns
Plans are underway to build houses in the lower slopes of the Jocotepec bypass. One…More
Chapala President connects with Chapala’s “Absent Children” in California
Celebrates Mother’s Day with immigrants to the US
Municipal President Alejandro de Jesús Aguirre Curiel visited Chapala’s Sister City, Pico Rivera, California, accompanied…More
President Sheinbaum promotes Jalisco health programs during national tour
Ends by highlighting House-to-House Health initiative
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum concluded her second national tour with a visit to Jalisco, where…More
Jalisco gears up for Mexico’s historic first judicial elections
320,000 residents eligible to vote in District 17
On Sunday, June 1, Jalisco will take part in a groundbreaking moment in Mexican democracy:…More
Demolition delayed at Carmen Torres Veliz preschool in Jocotepec
Tragic incident prompts urgent improvements
Everything is ready for the Carmen Torres Veliz preschool in Jocotepec to begin construction, almost four…More
Wall between CETAC and Aurelia Flores schools removed
Leaning wall was replaced with a chain-link fence
The wall separating the CETAC 01 Ajijic campus from the Aurelia Flores preschool was removed…More
Jocotepec justifies developers’ Jaltepec hill excavation in protected area
Work continues despite some permits still in process
The land covered by the real estate development underway on the hills of Jaltepec is…More
Mexicans can elect PJF positions despite election boycott
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
Mexicans can elect PJF positions despite election boycott OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH In Mexico,…More