-Editorial The Prosecutor’s Office in Mexico approved 16 arrest warrants against the military officers involved in the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa teaching students. The Second District Judge in Federal Criminal Proceedings residing in Toluca, State of Mexico, Raquel Ivette Duarte Cedillo, approved the orders for the crimes of organized …
June, 2023
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28 June
IVC selects new mascot: Desert Warriors
-Editorial After two years of proactive community outreach and years of campus and community discussion, Imperial Valley College has a new mascot. IVC will now be known as the “Desert Warriors”. The IVC Board of Trustees unanimously approved a campus recommendation on June 21 that implements the new name. The …
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27 June
Public Domain and Copyright
By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney. When it comes to copyright, the term “public domain” refers to works that, due to the passage of time and applicable laws, have lost their protection and no longer belong exclusively to an individual or company. In this case, such works can be used …
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27 June
The Crucial Role of Partner Selection in Shaping a Woman’s Destiny
-Editorial In the journey of life, one crucial decision can have a profound impact on a woman’s future. The choice of a life partner can either empower her to reach new heights or lead her down a path of turmoil and disappointment. For a talented and ambitious woman, selecting the …
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26 June
California is the fourth most vegan-obsessed state in the US
-Editorial The team at Easy Vegan Recipes, dedicated to all things vegan, has delved into search volume data for vegan-related phrases across each state in the US, normalized to 100,000 residents. Over the course of the past year, they meticulously analyzed the search volumes for terms such as ‘vegan,’ ‘vegan …
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26 June
Baja California State Assembly Greenlights Digital Driver’s Licenses
-Editorial The Baja California State Assembly has approved a reform to the Law Regulating Vehicle Control Services in the state, paving the way for the issuance of digital driver’s licenses while retaining the option for traditional physical documents. The reform, which received majority support in a general session of Congress, …
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23 June
Elevating Public Education through Annual Performance Ratings for School Employees
-Editorial Concerns over the quality of public education in Imperial County have reached a tipping point, leading to a call for accountability among public school employees. A comprehensive study has revealed significant service deficiencies among certain public school employees, sparking the need for change and transparency in the system. The …
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23 June
Nominations Open for the “Woman Entrepreneur Award” in Baja California
-Editorial The Tijuana Tourism and Conventions Committee (Cotuco) recently announced the launch of nominations for the prestigious Woman Entrepreneur Award. This esteemed recognition aims to celebrate and honor women who have made remarkable strides in their entrepreneurial journey. Nominations will remain open until July 20, welcoming entries from accomplished women …
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22 June
The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (CDI) participates in the Paris Air Show 2023
-Editorial The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (CDI) is making its presence felt at the prestigious Paris Air Show, the world’s largest aerospace industry fair, taking place from June 19th to 24th. This remarkable participation aims to showcase the aerospace capabilities of Mexicali and establish connections with leading global companies. …
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21 June
Journalism Organization Concerned About Media Layoffs
-Editorial The Society of Professional Journalists is concerned about the extreme staffing cuts made at the Los Angeles Times. This is the latest media company to make cuts in a discouraging time for journalism with disappearing advertising revenue and struggles to get funding. On Wednesday, the Times announced that it …
