Pablo Lemus orders the veto on concerts that make advocacy of the narco in Jalisco

The governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, has ordered the veto on any public presentation, which is related to the state administration, to make an apology for the crime. Lemus has said that the inclusion or participation of artists or groups who have had a record of openly exalting a criminal action or any author of it in any show, including at the traditional October parties, in Guadalajara, will not be allowed.

The governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, reported that the group of runmen Los Alegres del Barranco will be required by the State Prosecutor's Office because they made advocacy of the violence during their concert held on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at the Telmex Auditorium in Zapopan.

In Zapopan they seek to regulate that in mass events, restaurants, bars and parties no advocacy of the crime is carried out. Inspection and Surveillance personnel will make revisions to combat it. Currently, the fine imposed in Zapopan on those who do not comply with this rule is up to 33.800 pesos. “If Inspection and Surveillance detects in a restaurant, bar or antro this type of videos that are exalting this type of people, they will be fined …

After ode to "El Mencho" in the UdeG auditorium, the Governor of Jalisco was told to veto groups with a history of apologizing to crime.

Following the controversy generated by the performance of Los Alegres del Barranco at the Telmex Auditorium in Zapopan, where images of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes 'El Mencho' were projected, the governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, announced that musical groups with a history of condoning crime will be prohibited from participating in events organized by the State Government. Lemus explained that this measure will apply to shows such as the October…

The initiative of the PRI’s governor in Guadalajara, Julio Cesar Covarrubias, who was turned over to building commissions last week, seeks to prohibit any kind of running that would advocate crime and violence. “We are proposing that it be reformed... Complete note »