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AFFILIATIONS

GUIDELINES FOR A NEW CITY

(GUIA PARA UNA NUEVA CIUDAD)

 


Cities or community organizations interested in becoming involved in the Sister City movement are invited to fill out the form in the MEMBERSHIP SECTION and submit it to our President, Gil Garcia, can assist you with a roster of cities in Mexico wishing to establish such a program. Also, he will be glad on making the initial contact.

A list of sister city affiliations and cities needing affiliations follows is desirable to select a city in Mexico with whom you have something in common, i.e., similar geography, population, individual or commercial interest: is it farming, manufacturing, are you near the ocean or on the river or lake? US/MSCA's list can give you that information.

Remember, this is "people-to-people", and before undertaking the establishment of an affiliation you should have an organization of citizens in your community willing to fully support the effort. Your city government can play a definite and important role in this endeavor but first and foremost, people in your community should be behind the plan.

The strained relations between Mexico and the United States is obvious to all of us as we read the newspaper headlines about problems of immigrants, drug imports, trade barriers, etc. More than ever, the role that Sister Cities can play to bring people of both countries in a better mutual understanding is evident. As members of Sister Cities, we are, perhaps, in a unique position to build bridges between the people of these two countries at a time when it is most needed. We all know that Sister Cities in a People-to-people organization. We can help each other, not only in providing various types of assistance, but through better understanding of the situation in Mexico and the problems they face on a day-to-day basis. By building an even stronger Sister Cities organization and focusing on new projects, hopefully we can build more enthusiasm among the membership and more accomplishments in the people-to-people bridge-building that we all so anxiously want to do.

 

LIST OF AFFILATIONS:

 

Arizona

Lake Havasu - Ciudad Guzman

 

Phoenix

 

Mesa - Guaymas

 

Prescott - Caborca

 

Tempe

 

Tucson - Guadalajara

 

Yuma - San Luis , Sonora

 

 

 

 

 

 

California

Antioch - Cd. Lazaro Cardenas

 

Artesia - Zacapu/Lazaro Cardenas

 

Azusa - Zacatacas

 

Baldwin Park - Tototlan

 

Bell Gardens - Patzcuaro

 

Bellflower - Los Mochis

 

Brea - Lagos de Moreno

 

Camarillo - Autlan

 

Canoga Park - Taxco

 

Cathedral City - Tequila

 

Cerritos - Loreto

 

Chula Vista - Iraputo

 

Commerce - Aguascalientes

 

Compton - Puebla

 

Culver City - looking for city

 

Downey - Guadalajara / San Quintin/Ensenada

 

El Cajon - Municipio de Comondu

 

El Monte - Zamora

 

El Segundo - Guaymas

 

Fresno - Torreon

 

Fullerton - Morelia

 

Gardena - Huatabampo, Son.

 

Glendale - Tlaquepaque

 

Hawaiian Gardens - San Pedro

 

Hermosa Beach - Loreto

 

Huntington Park - San Julian/

 

Yahualica/Puebla/Rosarito Beach

 

Irvine - Hermosillo

 

Irwindale - Salvateierra

 

La Habra - San Miquel de Allende

 

La Verne - Acambaro

 

Los Angeles - Mexico City

 

Manhattan Beach - Santa Rosalia/

 

Delicias, Chih.

 

Maywood - None

 

Modesto - Aguascalientes

 

Monterey Park - Morelia

 

Newport Beach - Cabo San Lucas

 

Norwalk - Morelia

 

Orange - Queretaro

 

Oxnard - Ocotlan

 

Palm Desert - Zihuatanejo

 

Palmdale - Poncitlan

 

Paramount - Tepic/San Blas

 

Pico Rivera - San Luis Potosi

 

Pleasanton - Tulancingo

 

Porterville - Santa Monica de la Barca

 

Redlands - San Miguel de Allende

 

Redondo Beach - Ensenada/La Paz

 

Ridgecrest - Tepatitlan

 

Riverside - Ensenada/Cuautla

 

Rosemead - Zapopan

 

Roseville - Chignahuapan

 

San Diego - Leon/Tijuana

 

San Gabriel - Celaya

 

San Pablo - Manzanillo

 

Santa Barbara - Puerto Vallarta

 

Santa Fe Springs - Navajoa

 

Seal Beach - Todos Santos

 

South El Monte - Gomez Palacio & Cojumatlan Cd Hermosillo

 

Temple City - Magdelena de Kino

 

Upland - Caborca

Arkanzas  
 

Little Rock-Pachuca, Hidalgo

Colorado

 

 

 

Michigan

Auburn Hills - Saltillo

 

Saginaw - Zapopan

 

 

New Mexico

Albuquerque - Chihuahua

 

Santa Fe - Parral/Chih

 

 

Oregon

Ashland - Guanajuato

 

 

Texas

Amarillo - Tuxtla Gutierrez

 

Austin - Saltillo

 

Devine - Fortin de las Flores, Vera Cruz

 

Dallas - Monterey N.L.

 

El Paso - Durango

 

Fort Worth -

 

Laredo - Torreon

 

McAllen - Irapuato

 

Mission - Salinas Victoria NL &

 

Puerto Vallarta

 

San Antonio - Mexico City /

 

Guadalajara/Monterrey

 

Waxahachie - looking for sister city

   

Arkansas

Little Rock-Pachuca Hidalgo

   

Washington

Lakewood - looking for city

 

Yakima - Morelia

 

 

 

 

 

CITIES LOOKING FOR SISTER CITIES:

FROM MEXICO:

City and State

Contact Name
E-mail or website

Tlaquiltenango Morelos

Salomon Torres Medina 

salo_torresm@hotmail.com

 

Atlixco, Puebla

population is about 110,00 and has mild weather all year around. 

Arq. Niria Denis Donge Tapia - Director of Tourism Tel;01152-244-445-1966 - e-mail: denisdinge@yahoo.com.mx

Hector Alejandro Perez Lopez -Director of  Fiestas and Traditions - Tel: 01152-244-445-5322 (office) or 01152-244-446-4326 (home) e-mail: ammecons@yahoo.com.mx

 

www.atlixco.gob.mx

Taxco, Guerrero

Located in the amazing Guerrero Mountains, with an incomparable climate and extraordinary architectural structure, Taxco, charming pueblo with a silver mining history, is an ideal place for couples, photographers and those who love colonial art, exquisite silver jewelry and artisan products.

 

 

Veronica Millan Flores - President sister cities committee.

Tel - 01152-762-622-7702 or Tel/Fax - 01152-762-622-8047  or 01152-762-100-4203 (cell)

Union De Tula Jalisco

MUNICIPAL TOTAL POPULATION

The total of the municipal population according to the official source of the INEGI is of 13.133 inhabitants until year 2005

May: The foundation of Union of Tvla is celebrated and it is characterized by having cultural, sport events and bullfighting fair, giving beginning in the second fortnight of the month and concluding with the same one; emphasizing date by day 28, anniversary of the foundation. It is characterized to receive the Hijos Ausentes (local people that emigrated to other places even U.S. ) of the municipality who are in the United States ; as well as by the inhabitants of the region.

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Lic. José Ramón Ruiz Pérez.

jramonruiz17@yahoo.com.mx

Secretario General. Ayuntamiento de Union de Tula, Jalisco.

Tel. 052-316-3710011, 10400. Ext. 118.

 

FROM USA:

 

City and State

Contact Name
E-mail or website

Santee, California

population as 60,000 and location of Santee is about 25 miles from San Diego

Martha Cárdenas-Loutzenhiser,

Martha@edusinfro.org

 

City of Monroe, Washington 

population 16,276

City information ... CLICK HERE

Shelley Carpenter
360-863-4523

 

 

Lakewood, Washington

 

 

 

El Cenizo, Texas

is located seventeen miles from Laredo adjacent to the Rio Grande River in a rural setting surrounded by cacti, mesquite trees, and Cenizo shrubs, from which the town received its mane. The city has a total population of 3,545.

 

 

 

San Juana Perez

El Cenizo Sister City

President -

Phone- 1-956-712-9107 

juany@cityofelcenizo.com

 

Mayor Raul L. Reyes 

1-956-712-9107

Mayor@cityofelcenizo.com

City web page: www.cityofelcenizo.com/about.htm

 

   

For futher information please contact:

Gil Garcia at: gil@gilgarcia-aia.com

122 E. Arrellaga Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101-1904
(805) 965-5861 - office
(805) 966-2727 - FAX
(805) 689-2588 - cell

 


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