Feast of Kings draws throngs to Cajititlán
The Feast of the Three Kings will be celebrated all over Mexico next week, but nowhere with greater devotion and religious fervor than in Cajititlán de los Reyes.
The Feast of the Three Kings will be celebrated all over Mexico next week, but nowhere with greater devotion and religious fervor than in Cajititlán de los Reyes.
Poor service
A gang of young people left an explosive device in a Tlajomulco restaurant because they didn’t like the service. New The group set off an array of fireworks in the bathroom of the chicken restaurant on Monday December 30, causing significant damage to the sinks and walls. Given that the cause of the explosion was unknown, the police sent a group of bomb experts to the scene. Soon after, the restaurant was called by an unidentified individual who said he was responsible. The owners have handed the CCTV tapes to the police.
Fifty-two people in Jalisco have died as a result of the cold in 2014, prompting welfare agencies to introduce new measures to guarantee that the state’s homeless population are protected this winter.
The December 11 murder of Efren Alvarez Lopez, 50, the former mayor of San Sebastian del Oeste, joins a list of six deadly attacks on aspiring, active or former political figures that have taken place in the state of Jalisco in the second half of 2014.
One question asked frequently by Mexicans: “Why, if Mexico’s police forces are being purged ruthlessly for rogue elements, are the nation’s judges not being subjected to the same treatment?”
Christmas is coming early for thousands of people in the state of Jalisco, as the Mexican government continues its handout of digital television sets in preparation for the analog shutdown next year.
Despite the ongoing violence plaguing the nation, economic hardship, large-scale demonstrations and anguish over the disappearance of 43 students, the denizens of Jalisco enjoy “high levels of happiness,” State Social Development Secretary Salvado Rizo Castelo said this week.
In an unprecedented step, state police have disarmed officers in two Jalisco municipalities and confined them to barracks, under instructions from Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval.
An exhalation of the Colima Volcano midday on Friday sent a plume of smoke and ash soaring three kilometers into the sky.