-Editorial Right after Halloween, the people in Mexico celebrated Día de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, honoring those who have passed on with parades, gifts, and parties, as you’ve probably seen in Coco, the movie. This festivity was celebrated around Mexico and some places in the U.S. too, especially …
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Drought Contingency Plan Could Be Completed Soon
-Editorial As the work to complete a Drought Contingency Plan by the end of the year continues, several water districts agreed that collaboration needs to continue to preserve the sustainability of the Colorado River and Lake Mead. Imperial Irrigation District representatives, along with various Colorado River contractors, participated in the …
Read More »Power to the public
-Editorial Imperial Irrigation District was proud to join some 2,000 community-owned not-for-profit electric utilities across the nation in celebrating the benefits of public power each October. “We are proud to be community-powered,” said Henry Martinez, IID Energy Department manager. “Public power puts the people of the communities it serves, first.” …
Read More »MEXICALI ENJOYS MEXICAN TRADITIONS AT THE OCTOBER FESTIVAL CLOSING
Around 50 thousand attendees enjoyed more than 220 free events throughout the State Mexicali, Baja California.- In a multicultural combination, celebrating the Day of the Dead and Halloween, the diverse public, including representatives of the Chinese community in Mexicali, the Cachanillas enjoyed the closing of the 17th October Festival. To …
Read More »American Immigration Council on President Trump’s Plan to End Birthright Citizenship
WASHINGTON.- President Donald Trump said a few days ago in an interview that he plans to sign an executive order to eliminate birthright citizenship, a principle enshrined in the U.S. Constitution that grants citizenship to any person born within the territory of the United States. The 14th Amendment to the …
Read More »The Dollar Exceeds 20 Pesos after the Cancellation of the New Airport
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (PhD) The dollar closes above 20 pesos; and the Mexican Stock Exchange falls 4.2%, its biggest drop since November 2016. The rating agency Moody’s downgraded the bonds of the New Mexico International Airport to Baa3 and placed them in a negative perspective after the president-elect …
Read More »MEXICALI IS A REFERENCE TO THE GROWTH OF THE LOCAL INDUSTRY: LEG. NÚÑEZ LOZANO
Mexico Beer Expo inaugurated Society increasingly generates a taste for boosting its local economies. Estimates an investment in the sector of 15 million pesos for 2018 Mexicali, Baja California.- The Representative Jorge Eugenio Núñez expressed his gratitude for having been invited to inaugurate the Mexico Beer Expo, the most important …
Read More »U.S. Department of Homeland Security Celebrates Completion of Border Wall System in Calexico
By: Mario Conde, reporter A new 30-foot wall stands between Calexico and Mexicali that will help enforce border security, something the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen said it will help reduce illegal immigration. “Walls work. That’s not my opinion, that’s not a tagline, it’s not a political …
Read More »Eleva Mexicali is inaugurated with Great Success
-Editorial At 08:30 o’clock this morning the long-awaited Forum Eleva Mexicali 2018 began, this event is topped up by offering speakers of international stature. In the framework of the 60th Anniversary of Coparmex, a special edition of Eleva was held with 8 different events divided around the year, with highly …
Read More »The economy, the caravan and the November elections in the United States
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (PhD) Trump takes up a strong rhetoric about immigration in the middle of the caravan and elections in November 2018. On November 6, the United States will go to the polls for its mid-term elections, where much of the Congress and state governments will be …
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