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Directorio Caed Cons DIRECTORIO CAED CONS. ESTADO MUNICIPIO PLANTEL TELÉFONO DOMICILIO VICENTE MENDIOLA NO.26, COL. CIUDAD GUZMÁN 92 JALISCO CIUDAD GUZMÁN CBTIS 226 (01 341) 412 68 50 / 412 52 03 CENTRO, C.P. 49000, CD. GUZMÁN, JALISCO. (01 341) 41 2 60 10 / (01 341) 41 3 AV. JUAN JOSÉ ARREOLA ZUÑIGA No. 770, COL. 93 JALISCO CIUDAD GUZMÁN (ZAPOTLÁN EL GRANDE) CEB 5/5 88 85 MORELOS C.P. 49026 CD. GUZMAN, JALISCO (01 333) 651 40 03 / 651 42 59 Ext. SIERRA DE TECUÁN NO. 2165, COL.RESIDENCIAL SAN 94 JALISCO GUADALAJARA CBTIS 010 105 ELÍAS, C.P. 44240, GUADALAJARA, JALISCO. JAVIER VARGAS NO. 5330, COL. PASEOS DEL SOL, C.P. 95 JALISCO GUADALAJARA CBTIS 038 (01 333) 631 78 37, Ext. 12 045079, ZAPOPAN, JALISCO (01 387) 76 3 1135 / (01 387) 76 3 JOSE SANTANA NO. 800 Y RIVERA DEL LAGO, APARTADO 96 JALISCO JOCOTEPEC CETAC 001 29 12 POSTAL NO. 40, C.P. 45800, JOCOTEPEC, JALISCO. (01 392) 922 02 49 / (01 392) 922 AV DEL CECYT 100, COL. 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