Black waters and mirages
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Allende Street, to the east of San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, smells of filth. One of its…More
Author: Maria Reynoso
Maria Reynoso
Born in San Cristóbal Zapotitlan, Jocotepec. She has contributed to many publications including Milenio Jalisco, El Perfil, El Charal and El Huevo Cojo.Her column Crónicas de la Ribera has appeared in Laguna since 2021. She has a Master's in Educational Sciences from ISIDM and studied visual arts at UdeG and was Coordinator of Integral Formation Programs for Huichol Children in the North of Jalisco for DIF.
Black waters and mirages
Heart to Heart
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Behind the gates at Jesus Garcia Street at number 11 in San Antonio Tlayacapan in…More
The Siege of Jericho
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San Cristóbal Zapotitlán, a town on the south shore of Lake Chapala, is home to…More
Agustín Vázquez Calvario owner of Viva México restaurant is “old soul”
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On the day of Agustín Vázquez Calvario’s birth, the midwife said that the baby was…More
My grandmother Aurora fed my soul: Héctor Basurto Garita, musician
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For musician Héctor Basurto Garita, his greatest memory of happiness as a child was in…More
Gates, raise the lintels…
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In the dying light of the cold winter afternoon, a very fine dust settles on…More
Memories of Eloisa Torres
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Behind her glasses, there is a lively look. Light lines are drawn on her luminous…More
Sawdust Mats for La Generala
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The mornings begin to get colder; the streets of San Cristobal Zapotitlan in the municipality…More
Divine Providence
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On the first day of every month, Father Carlos Enrique Medina Garibaldo continues the ancient…More
So near the lake, so little drinking water
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Entering San Juan Cosala, you pass the houses and businesses that extend along the Chapala-Jocotepec…More