-Editorial With pandemic restrictions coming to an end on May 11, there is a concern that there it can create an immigration flow and chaos at the border. Title 42 allowed the U.S. Border Patrol and U.S. Customs and Border Protection to prohibit the entry of persons who potentially pose …
May, 2023
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10 May
Baja California and U.S. Authorities to Work on Safe Border Conditions
-Editorial The coordination between authorities of Mexico and the United States to reinforce the security and efficiency of the border crossings was the objective of a meeting led by the governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, and the consul general of the United States in Tijuana, Thomas …
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9 May
Governor Abbott Celebrates New Tesla Lithium Refinery in Robstown
-Editorial Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrated Tesla’s new lithium refining facility and the economic boost it will have for South Texas at a groundbreaking ceremony in Robstown. During the groundbreaking ceremony, Governor Abbott thanked Tesla for choosing Nueces County as the location for the state-of-the-art lithium refinery, noting that the …
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9 May
China successfully tests ultra-high-speed maglev train
-Editorial China is home to some of the most impressive engineering feats in the world, and one of the most notable is the Maglev train. This high-speed train uses magnetic levitation technology to travel at incredible speeds, making it a popular mode of transportation for travelers in the region. The …
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9 May
CETYS University Presents Annual Report
-Editorial As a reflection of the commitment to the comprehensive training of talent and in search of continuous improvement through learning, Dr. Fernando León García presented before students, academics, collaborators, managers, Alumni, and special guests the 2022 Annual Report. The most relevant achievements were highlighted, such as the closure of …
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8 May
Imperial County Supervisors Demand Unity from The Three Local Medical Districts
-Editorial As Imperial Valley residents await what will be the future of the two hospitals going forward, the Imperial County Board of Supervisors asked the three major medical districts to work together and set aside their differences. The Board of Supervisors met on May 2nd to hear a presentation by …
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8 May
Imperial Valley Students Receive UCSD Residential and Online Academic Connection Scholarships for Summer Program
-Editorial Eighteen Imperial Valley students will receive UCSD Academic Connections Scholarships this year. Students have selected a wide range of classes including: Computers and COVID: An Introduction to Programming and Computational Biology, Introduction to Python Programming, SIO: Introduction to Marine Sciences Introduction to Marine Invertebrates and Phylogenetics 101 College Writing for …
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8 May
Baja California Director of Binational Affairs Receives Distinction from the California State Assembly
-Editorial The director of Binational Affairs of the Ministry of Economy and Innovation (SEI), David Pérez Tejada Padilla, received on Monday, May 1, at the Capitol in Sacramento, California, the recognition granted by the Latino Legislative Commission of the California Congress to outstanding Latinos, in the public service category, reported …
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8 May
Regional Agreement to Boost Supply in Baja California Was Signed
-Editorial The Canacintra Northwest Block signed an agreement with the government of Baja California called the “BC Supply Chain Memorandum of Understanding”, which seeks to boost regional supply. Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda; Kurt Honold Morales, Secretary of Economy and Innovation of the state; as well as the presidents …
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7 May
Law Day allows people to learn more about the importance of our legal and judicial systems
-Editorial Bringing together all law enforcement agencies of Imperial County as well as non-profit organizations, Law Day 2023 made its grand comeback by successfully connecting the community with people they can trust when they need help. Law Day, held annually at the beginning of May, is a national day set …
