The Tower of Discord
Lakeside Chronicles by María del Refugio Reynozo Medina
On Morelos Street in the town of San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, about a 20-minute drive from…More
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The Tower of Discord
Colorful preparations for San Juan Cosalá’s third annual Carnival
Floats, sayacas, confetti, flour and festivities for all
For the third consecutive year, San Juan Cosalá will host a lively Carnival with floats…More
AIPROMADES and Chapala Firefighters prepare for dry season fires
Both groups are working together to prevent fires
The Chapala Fire and Civil Protection Department, along with the staff of the Intermunicipal Association…More
Jalisco Cup soccer tournament becomes “A Cup Forever”
Historic participation with 120 men’s and 85 women’s teams
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez wants everyone to know that the Jalisco Cup, an annual…More
Experienced Technical Director to lead the team at the Jalisco Soccer Cup
Sergio López Llamas a World Cup winner
Wikipedia says “Football (or Soccer in the United States) connects people like no other sport…More
Vaccination against COVID-19 begins in Ciénega Region
1st stage for people with cancer, transplants and kidney disease
On Tuesday, January 23, the vaccination campaign against COVID-19 began for vulnerable people in the…More
More water will flow to metro Guadalajara in February
Project includes flood control, pumping station and aqueduct
Thirsty Guadalajara metro area citizens will soon receive an additional 1,000 liters (about 264 gallons)…More
Construction of El Chante plaza’s commercial premises moving ahead
Work 60% complete according to Jocotepec government
The construction of 29 commercial spaces in the El Chante plaza is 60% complete. The…More
Los Niños Zapateadores de Jalisco fundraiser for SJC children’s dance group
Gala scheduled for Feb. 2 at the Racquet Club
The Children’s Folk Ballet “Son de Mexico” of San Juan Cosala has announced a gala…More
“Citizens” demand departure of National Guard in Ocotlán
Accesses to Ocotlan are blocked once more
Once again, Ocotlán was involved in road blockades, this time by people who claimed to…More