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REGIONAL

Relevant news concerning the region belonging to California and Baja California’s border.
Noticias relevantes relacionadas a la región perteneciente a la frontera de California y Baja California.

November, 2022

  • 17 November

    Law and photography

    By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney. The daily activity of a photographer implies a series of rights in their favor, which they often do not know about and which, to a greater or lesser extent, affect their profession. First of all, they have all the human rights that a person …

  • 17 November

    HISTORIC OPERATION TO SPEED UP TRAFFIC TIJUANA – SAN YSIDRO

    -Editorial To speed up the international crossing between Mexico and the United States at the border between Tijuana and San Ysidro, the Government of Baja California, together with authorities from both sides of the border, participated in a historic operation to speed up the international crossing, reported the Secretary General …

  • 16 November

    Caravan Arrives in Imperial County to Inform Workers About Their Rights

    -Editorial A caravan of state agencies from around the State of California and local organizations woke up very early in the morning to approach farmworkers and let them know about their worker rights and how they are protected under the law despite their immigration status. A press conference was held …

  • 16 November

    JOURNALISTS’ PROTECTION IN MEXICO

    By: Teodoro Renteria Arróyave Column: Comment on Time  We cannot confirm it yet but it seems there is a shift in favor of attacked journalists, for now, in terms of protection for assaulted colleagues and the recognition and payment of compensation by the Mexican government for crimes committed in previous …

  • 15 November

    CETis No. 75 “Leona Vicario” Celebrates 41 Years of Quality Education

    -Editorial Celebrating more than four decades as one of the most important educational institutions in Mexicali and its history, CETis 75 is a source of pride since people have graduated that are making a difference in the city. Last Tuesday, November 8 of this year, the XLI Anniversary Ceremony of …

  • 15 November

    Love on the Border: Kayla and Vidal

    -Editorial For California’s ‘Stop the Hate’ Initiative The story of Kayla Kirby and Vidal Ramirez is one of love and friendship. It’s a love tail that bridges the chasm between people who come from different cultures, speak different languages, come from different nations, and stand as testimony to racial and …

  • 14 November

    Mexicans March Against Initiative to Overhaul Electoral System

    -Editorial Tens of thousands took to the streets in Mexico on Nov. 13 to protest President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s plan to overhaul the country’s electoral commission in what they fear would centralize power in the hands of the government. Every state in Mexico held a rally to protect the …

  • 12 November

    Updated Election Results Show No Change

    -Editorial With thousands of unprocessed ballots yet to be counted as of Nov. 11, the results of Election Day have not changed but there are still races too close to call as the election department still has one month to publish the final results. The Imperial County Registrar of Voters …

  • 11 November

    El Centro Celebrates Grand Opening of New Library

    -Editorial Twelve years ago the 7.2 Easter Sunday Earthquake destroyed the El Centro Public Library located on State Street. More than a decade later a new beginning arrived for the community as they gathered to celebrate the opening of the new building located at 1140 N. Imperial Avenue. “I like …

  • 9 November

    Adjustable Rate Mortgages on the Rise

    -Editorial About 60% of U.S. homeowners have a mortgage and most have a mortgage that lasts 30 years with a fixed interest rate. Monthly payments to the bank do not change over the life of those loans. From early 2020 through early 2022, adjustable-rate loans made up less than 5% …

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