By: Terry Ahtziry Cardenas Banda, attorney and former professor. In this time of uncertainty, changes and challenges in the different legal systems, the concern arises to address the issue of justice, which I remember when I was a student of law, justice was a concept that from the first day …
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SERVING JUSTICE: WHAT IS REQUIRED WHEN SERVING LEGAL DOCUMENTS TO SOMEONE WHO LIVES IN ANOTHER COUNTRY?
By: Veronca Henderson The border between the United States and Mexico serves as the legal dividing line between the two countries. That said, those of us who live and work in a border community know that life and business do not stop at the border. Each day, many people cross …
Read More »DELIVERY OF IME-SCHOLARSHIPS TO IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE STUDENTS
On Monday, June 12, at 5:30 pm at the William Thornburg Administration Board Room, building 10 of Imperial Valley College, IME BECAS Scholarship checks were delivered to students of Mexican origin who are currently studying at the Imperial Valley College. Benefited students received their scholarships from Dr. Victor Jaime, President …
Read More »51 years ago The Miranda Rights were established
-TODAY IN HISTORY June 13th in 1966, the Supreme Court hands down its decision in Miranda v. Arizona, establishing the principle that all criminal suspects must be advised of their rights before interrogation. Now considered standard police procedure, “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will, be used …
Read More »FBI TRAINS FUTURE CYBER POLICE AGENTS OF PEP
At the corporation’s facility in San Diego, California Social network analysis and advanced internet search techniques As part of the anti-crime strategy through new technologies agents that will integrate the State Preventive Police in Baja California’s (PEP) Cyber Police of Tactical Analysis Unit received training by the Federal Bureau of …
Read More »MEXICAN CONGRESS MEMBERS AGREED TO WORK UNITED WITH MEXICALI CUSTOMS
MEXICALI, B.C.- Congressmen for Baja California, Gina Cruz Blackledge and Exaltación González Ceceña, agreed with Mexicali Customs Administrator Enrique Orantes González to work in coordination to provide better services to those who carry out import and export procedures, as well as the thousands of Mexicali habitants who cross daily to …
Read More »There’s a Volkswagen Dealership in the Imperial Valley!
After over 20 years of absence, a significant amount was invested to bring Volkswagen back to the Imperial Valley and also offer service to the Yuma area. We know that there are many people both in the Imperial Valley and Mexicali who like Volkswagen and this product, for its quality …
Read More »Assemblymember Garcia recognizes Calexico’s Yum Yum Restaurant
By: Mario Conde Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia will hosted a reception to honor Yum Yum Restaurant, Inc. as “Small Business of the Year” for the 56th California State Assembly District. “In celebration of Small Business Month, I am proud to name Yum, Yum Restaurant in Calexico as Small Business of the Year. …
Read More »EXOSOMAS: The New Regenerative Medicine
By: Dr. Elton Luis Gómez Ríos, expert in stem cells The need to take new therapeutic pathways is the daily task of medicine, given the new challenges posed daily by multiple pathologies for which there is no established treatment or treatment tools are scarce, makes us face a new reality, …
Read More »We will have Renegotiation of NAFTA
By: Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Phd in Economics Mexican and American businessmen want to continue the North American Free Trade Agreement. The administration of US President Donald Trump says he abides by his promise to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement or NAFTA. “Economic analysis tells us that we will have …
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