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APCAT is a volunteer-led, non-profit organization, that supports the entire community, including the Ejido General Emiliano Zapata, APCAT members, and other residents, by helping to promote the development of a sustainable, prosperous, safe, and clean community. The geographic focus of APCAT activities is roughly the boundary of the Ejido General Emiliano Zapata,

APCAT was founded in 1999.

APCAT’s key areas of focus include:

  • Homeowner Security
  • Community Relations
  • Roads/Sidewalks
  • Water/Infrastructure
  • Medical/Beach Safety
  • Zoning/Land Use

About Troncones

Nestled between the Sierra Madre mountains and the Mexican Riviera, Troncones is located 30KM north of Zihuatanejo, in the state of Guerrero.

Troncones is part of the Ejido General Emiliano Zapata.  Ejidos were one of the important results of the Mexican Revolution.  They were a means by which people could acquire ownership of land.  Under the Agrarian Land Laws of Mexico people who lived in an area and who worked the land could apply for ownership via an Ejido.  Ejido lands were communally owned but individuals had rights to home sites and land that they farmed.  During the 1990’s in the era known as the “Neo Liberal Reforms” the Mexican Constitution was amended to allow for Ejido members; Ejidatarios to own land directly.

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About Majahua

Majahua is a fishing village located on a bay at the north end of the Ejido.  The Majahua area was known for its fishing, especially lobsters and oysters.  People came there to fish and take their catch to Ixtapa, Barra de Potosi and even Acapulco.  Eventually in the 1960’s people settled there and established a fishing cooperative.  In the 1970’s the area was included in the Ejido.

Today Majahua still retains its “fishing village” vibe but has also become a modern community.

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