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County Health Fair Brings Unity Among Employees
-Editorial Employees are the heart and soul of every company or government body. They are the ones that provide the services and they are the face that represents the organization and that’s why it is important to recognize them every so often. The County of Imperial hosted its annual health …
Read More »Thousands of People March for Life in Mexicali
By: Juan Carlos Lopez More than 7 thousand people marched in Mexicali in favor of life and against legislative proposals to decriminalize abortion throughout the country, with placards, shouts and cheers of: Yes to life, no to death! People expressed dissatisfaction with the initiatives of the new legislators. The mega …
Read More »IEEBC LAUNCHES CALL FOR DISTRICT COUNCILS
Applicants will be able to send their application and other requirements from October 22 to November 20. MEXICALI, BC. – The State Electoral Institute of Baja California (IEEBC), through the Commission of Regulations and Legal Affairs, has launched the call for all citizens of this entity, wishing to participate in …
Read More »Imperial County Opposes Border Closure Due to Caravan
-Editorial As thousands of Central Americans are marching through Mexico in hopes to arrive in the United States, the Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution opposing the closure of the border if the caravan arrives the U.S.-Mexico border. “I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to …
Read More »GOVERNOR FRANCISCO VEGA HEADS HEALTH CAMPAIGN #LOVEYOURSELFTOUCHYOURSELF
TIJUANA, BC.- Women are undoubtedly the most important part of society and their contribution is irreplaceable in all areas of life, which is why those conditions that directly affect them are of everyone’s concern; and a priority for the government, said the Governor of the State, Francisco “Kiko” Vega de …
Read More »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 …
Read More »Migrant Caravan Highlights Humanitarian Problems in Central America
-Cutting Aid to the Region Would be Counterproductive Washington, DC—Since October 12, a caravan of over 1,600 Hondurans, including women and children, have been traveling towards Mexico and the United States. Members of the caravan are currently in Guatemala, with plans to cross into Mexico in the coming days. According …
Read More »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 …
Read More »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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