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Zapotlanejo will host the 2026 Day of the Dead Festival from October 30 to November 15. The celebration features a 22-meter Catrina alongside a Catrín inspired by Cantinflas, with activities at the Casa de la Cultura and other locations. All festival activities are free for visitors.
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Zapotlanejo will celebrate its 17th Day of the Dead Festival from October 30 to November 15. The event features monumental Catrina and Catrín figures, one inspired by Cantinflas. Organizers anticipate around 150,000 visitors to boost local commerce.
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A month after the flooding caused by the arroyo overflow, the municipal government announced the completion of economic support distribution to affected families and merchants. The mayor stated that resources were provided to approximately 150 to 170 people whose homes and businesses were damaged.
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A monumental 22-meter Catrina and a large Catrín resembling Cantinflas will be ready in Zapotlanejo, Jalisco. The event features local designers and costureras, highlighting the area's textile industry. Visitors can explore eight spaces inspired by Cantinflas films.
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