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Exposure of Personal Information

By: Terry Ahtziry Cardenas Banda, attorney, and former professor. Now in our days, the internet and social media have become our main channel of communication, all aspects of our lives are continuously shared and exposed through the internet. These days it is very easy to share any type of personal …

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Trademarks and their appropriate protection

By: Lic. Jaime Israel Dávila Gómez, Lawyer Although the truth is that, the registration of a brand is the most important element for protection, it’s also true that it is not the only one and there are others that, if taken care of, generate integral protection that gives security to …

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What is a Project Manager and their tasks?

When we talk about a Project Manager, it seems enough to summarize the extent of their role in companies with only one word: direction of projects.  However, we usually don’t delve into the matter. What do we exactly understand by <direction>? Are there specific functions? 1) Definition and Project presentation. …

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The benefits of public power

As more than 2,000 electric utilities across the United States, the Imperial Irrigation District is a community-owned, not-for-profit public power utility and takes pride in its autonomy and mission to provide reliable and low-cost electricity to all customers. “We are proud to be community-powered,” said Henry Martinez, IID general manager. …

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It’s been 30 years since the Berlin Wall fall

By: Fidel Gastelum, Reporter On Saturday, November 9, the 30th anniversary of the Berlin Wall Fall was commemorated, one of the most emblematic events in the history of mankind, which marked the life of three generations during the twentieth century, when the wall was installed in 1963, as an instrument …

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San Diego Union Paints a Dark Picture of Mexico’s Reality

By: Mario Conde, Reporter The growing violence in Mexico is creating concern among many. The San Diego Union-Tribune published a cartoon that has made headlines about how the cartel violence has taken over Mexico and the dangerous place the country is becoming. The recent killing of the Lebaron family is …

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IID Approves Funding for Coachella Economic Development Group

-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors approved funding for the Coachella Valley Economic Development Partnership at their regular meeting. The Coachella Valley Economic Development Partnership was established in 1994 as a regional economic development entity. Its mission includes growing the regional economy of the Coachella Valley through business …

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