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Impacts of the United States Tax Reform in 2018

By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist, (PhD). “The tax reform of the United States is the largest tax modification in the country for decades. By increasing the national debt at a time when the economy is doing well, the fiscal proposal threatens to leave Congress with less room to maneuver to …

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John Chiang Visits the Imperial Valley

-Editorial California gubernatorial candidate John Chiang visited the Imperial Valley to meet with residents and learn the needs of the region. Chiang began his day early in the morning with a tour of the Salton Sea. Leading Chiang on the tour were public water sector including Juanita Salas, IID Director …

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ENSENADA TREMBLES WITH STATE SOFTBALL COMPETITION

ENSENADA, Baja California – The 2018 State Softball Stage Heading for the National Olympics began this weekend in the port of Ensenada with the competition in junior category. The venue was the José “Prieto” Soto field, where teams from Tijuana, Mexicali, Tecate and the host met, which surprised from the …

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Legal instruments to protect women against violence

Part I By: Terry Ahtziry Cardenas Banda, attorney and law professor. Between 2010 and 2015, 78,312 women have died. Likewise, 66.1% of women in Mexico have experienced at least one episode of violence, physical, psychological, sexual, economic, social or due to discrimination. These statistics are according to the data of …

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Calexico Health Center to Have Expansion

-Editorial The Calexico Health Center will have a well needed expansion very soon. Pioneers Memorial Hospital and members of the community gathered to witness the groundbreaking ceremony that will kick-off the construction of a new building that will help the clinic expand their services in Calexico. New construction will add over …

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Franchises

By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, attorney.  israel@despachodavila.com.mx   The owner of a brand has multiple rights concerning his brand, however one of the most important is to grant licenses so that another person can use it in relation to the same products or services. One type of license, perhaps the …

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California Legislative Leaders Stand Together in Defense of DACA

SACRAMENTO, Calif — Today, Assemblymember Mike Gipson, 64th AD, spoke as a representative of the California Legislative Black Caucus and stood with legislators from the Latino, Asian Pacific Islander, LGBT, Women’s, and  Jewish Caucuses to put pressure on the US Congress to take decisive action on DACA that includes a …

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