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Chapala heats up for Mardi Gras merriment

Chapala heats up for Mardi Gras merriment

This week’s foul winter weather notwithstanding, Chapala is heating up for local Mardi Gras festivities that will kick off Tuesday, February 9 and keep the community in full tilt party mode through Fat Tuesday, February 16.

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Soggy climate causes traffic chaos

Soggy climate causes traffic chaos

The rain in Guadalajara in the last four days has destroyed old precipitation records – and parts of the city as well.

Juarez weeps as students are gunned down

A student house party in the border city of Ciudad Juarez was stormed by gunmen Saturday night, leaving a death toll of 16 and a community accustomed to witnessing horrific violence completely numb.

Jalisco counts the cost of 2009

The recession may be over, say politicians and some financial analysts, but thousands of families in the state of Jalisco are still reeling after a torrid 2009.

 

Toyota starts Mexican recall

Toyota Mexico has announced the recall of a number of its automobiles due to a manufacturing problem that could cause the gas pedal to stick.

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Juarez weeps as students are gunned down

A student house party in the border city of Ciudad Juarez was stormed by gunmen Saturday night, leaving a death toll of 16 and a community accustomed to witnessing horrific violence completely numb.

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Chivas top standings in ‘seminal’ tournament

It couldn’t be more appropriate. The Guadalajara Chivas, the only soccer team with an all Mexican roster, are sitting pretty at the top of the standings in the seminal “Bicentennial 2010” championship.

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‘Caji’ to become the new Chapala?

Cajititlan has perennially suffered from being regarded as Chapala’s “poor relation” but a new government study is predicting the religious center will soon become a tourism “jewel.”

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Jalisco counts the cost of 2009

The recession may be over, say politicians and some financial analysts, but thousands of families in the state of Jalisco are still reeling after a torrid 2009.

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Six Haitians gain asylum in Vallarta

After 15 days of anxiety, Michellene la Roque hugged and kissed her four daughters who survived the mega-earthquake that destroyed much of Haiti earlier this month.

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