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Mexico celebrates Doctor’s Day today

In 1821, after the consummation and independence of Mexico, the Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico was the subject of debates between conservatives and liberals. The conservatives thought that this institution should remain since education played an important role in shaping the nascent country; on the other hand, the liberals …

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Calexico Rotary Talent Show a Smashing Success

-Editorial The Calexico Rotary Club hosted its first annual talent show on Oct. 20th as 18 participants took over the stage and gave the audience their best performance. The club prepared itself for this event for many months so that people could showcase Imperial Valley talent and raise funds for …

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A Second Chance to Continue In The Right Direction

By: Mario Conde, Reporter The time has come and the deadline expired for the candidates running for office this November. Candidates took their nomination papers to ask for signatures so they could qualify for the ballot. For the most part, they are candidates that want to serve their community and …

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DACA Program Will Remain…. For Now

By: Jacob Sapochnick, Attorney On Friday, August 31, 2018, Texas District Judge Andrew Hanen declined to issue a preliminary injunction that would have put a stop to the DACA program immediately. As we previously reported, the fate of the DACA program now rests in Judge Hanen’s hands, who is currently …

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