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March 12 Friday updates Chapala active: unc. awaiting results: -1 Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy is still low If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

No problem in Laredo bridge II ln February. Using Jalisco plated vehicle. Green light. No passport check at km25 waved through by Migracion.

If he has read the law he wouldn't make such an outrageous statement ....He is certain...Have him point out to you where in the law it says Telmex has the national exclusive right to fiber optic installation.

That is correct.

March 11 Thursday updates Chapala active: -1 awaiting results: +1 Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: -1 Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: +1 awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy is still low If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

He may have "deep roots" in the community. What he told you is 100% false. ("Telmex has the rights to fibers optics for all of Mexico and that they parcel it out)" He might wish to read the Federal Telecommunications Law. https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/614717/LEY_FEDERAL_DE_TELECOMUNICACIONES_Y_RADIODIFUSION.pdf

Getting one kind of COVID-19 vaccine does not make it unsafe or ineffective to get a different kind later. But that does not mean you should get 2 different vaccines if you are getting one that requires 2 doses. In other words complete your original vaccination schedule. In a few months if you want a different vaccine you can do so.

When it is time for our area you will be contacted by phone. If no response probably an email because they asked for email address on the sign up. This week they have 26 centers in Tlaquepaque giving vaccinations to people that are signed up and live there.

Telmex uses Carso (owned by Carlos Slim same as Telmex) for some of the installations. As to the "rights" ..any company can apply to use the existing utility poles for their installations. For example ILOX is using CFE poles because they have received the right to do so. Everyone knows hotel employees know all the secrets. Better than a Harvard law degree the title hotel employee. hahaha

If you sell it yourself you should meet the buyer at the Recaudadora with the original factura and tarjeta de circulación to make the transfer. When they pay the fees you see your name has been removed.

March 10 Wednesday updates Chapala active: +1 awaiting results: -2 Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy is still low If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

Have you read the other totalplay thread?

!. You do not need Medicare. All Covid vaccinations are free in the USA. 2. Depending on the state and dispensing location, you do not need to be a resident or even a US citizen. I had nephews and a sister & brother in law that were vaccinated in San Antonio, Texas last week. All are Mexican citizens with only a tourist visa. The presented their passports as ID.

March 9 Tuesday updates Chapala active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: +1 Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy is still low If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

According to the CDC this year's flu vaccine was the best in years at 45% And the CDC recommended everyone take it to help prevent influenza.

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Consulate’s visits to Chapala have been cancelled until further notice. Please contact ACSGDL@state.gov for emergency assistance. Services are offered by appointment only at the U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara. Click here for information and to make an appointment.

March 8 Monday updates Chapala active: unc. awaiting results: +1 Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: -1 Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: -1 awaiting results: -1 Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy is still low If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

https://mx.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/passport-services/ You can renew your passport at the Embassy using this program if your most recent passport: Is submitted with your application Is undamaged (other than normal “wear and tear”) Was issued when you were age 16 or older Was issued within the last 15 years Was issued in your current name (or you can document your name change with an original or certified copy of your marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order) Was issued either as a 10-year regular validity passport book OR

http://www.sat.gob.mx/aplicacion/31274/consulta-tu-clave-de-rfc-mediante-curp

Never had my RFC attached Is there some special reason? Do you need a business deduction for the CFE charges?

These posts are directly from the Secretaría de Salud Federal Dirección General de Epidemiología The same numbers appear on the Covid website of Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (along with much more information). I make no claim as to the veracity of the Federal Government's information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 7 Sunday updates Chapala active: -1 awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: +1 awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Ixtlah

March 6 Saturday updates Chapala active: -1 awaiting results: -1 Deaths: unc. Jocotepec active: unc. awaiting results: +1 Deaths: unc. Ixtlahuacán active: unc. awaiting results: unc. Deaths: unc. Jalisco hospital occupancy still good If you have questions or comments please do so by PM

233 confirmed cases since the biginning,34 waiting for test results (normally apx 50% test positive) 45 deaths from the disease, 148 have confirmed recovered, 3 active cases. 33.91% were hospitalized, 66.09% stayed home. There is no statistic posted of the number on ventilators. I update this every day. It is pinned at the top of this thread https://www.chapala.com/webboard/index.php?/topic/88232-official-federal-covid-19-stats-chapala-jocotepec-ixtlahuacán/page/10/#comments

There are a number of wells that serve our area. It would be helpful to others if you gave an approximate location

The pic is at 5:37 in the afternoon on a Friday. Rush hour. The majority of the US to Mexico crossing on Bridge II in the afternoon are people who work in Laredo and live in Nuevo Laredo. Do you normally check the bridge cam on Friday at that time of day? Also there is an official app available CPB Border wait times It is updated once an hour.