-Editorial The second stimulus package has been agreed upon in the Senate and will be included in the government’s next economic aid package. This could mean a second round of $1,200 direct payments is on the way. Republican leaders have confirmed stimulus check 2 is included in the upcoming stimulus …
Read More »THE ECONOMIC COVID
By: Teodoro Renteria Arróyave Of course, we must worry about economic COVID, which the entire world is already facing, but not to the degree of total despair that has been caused in previous crises, taking people to suicides, regrettable events that, obviously, have no regress. António Guterres himself, Secretary-General of …
Read More »Customs will increase collection and combat of technical and ‘rough’ smuggling of merchandise: Horacio Duarte Olivares
-Editorial To guarantee the collection that is generated in the 49 customs offices of the country, the General Administrator of Customs, Horacio Duarte Olivares, announced that he will implement a strategy to combat technical and ‘rough’ merchandise smuggling: “We are going to maintain and increase the collection at customs, remembering …
Read More »GOVERNMENT OF BAJA CALIFORNIA WILL PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE ADVENTURE TOURISM: ESCOBEDO
“Live a Safe Adventure” is the campaign that seeks to generate an influx of visitors to enjoy nature with caution. TIJUANA, B.C.- To generate responsible tourism conditions, and collaborate with local touristic operators, the State Government will implement the “Live a Safe Adventure” campaign, reported Mario Escobedo, head of the …
Read More »Calexico Rotary Club Donates Sanitizing Supplies to Police and Fire Departments
-Editorial In an effort to create a positive difference during a global pandemic, the Calexico Rotary Club delivered hand sanitizers and disinfecting supplies to the Calexico police and fire departments. Calexico Rotary Club was awarded a COVID-19 $250 Grant from District 5340 and matched it with an additional $250 to …
Read More »IV Equity & Justice Sends Eviction Protection Ordinance for Renters and Small Businesses to Calexico City Council
-Editorial When it comes to COVID-19, Calexico has been the hardest hit city, within the hardest-hit county in the State of California. Calexico accounts for 30 percent of the county’s recorded infections and 39 percent of deaths, with only 21 percent of the county population. With high rates of unemployment …
Read More »Relevant aspects of the USMAC
By: Terry Ahtziry Cárdenas Banda, attorney, philanthropist, and law professor. In these times a large number of exchanges exist between countries in various areas, such as social, legal, economic, and cultural. Therefore, it is necessary to be constantly updated and generating international agreements that benefit all nations to carry out …
Read More »The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors Review the Alfalfa, Bermuda, and Kleingrass Program
-Editorial The IID Board met in regular session on July 21 and was briefed on a program that has been in place for three years and its current status. In December 2017, the IID Board of Directors authorized the development of modification to the On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Program description and …
Read More »Pregnant Women Have Been Infected with COVID-19 In Imperial Valley
-Editorial The Imperial County Health Department has identified 49 pregnant women that have tested positive for COVID-19, according to recent information released. Imperial County Public Health Officer Dr. Stephen Munday said it is important to take precautions so that the mother doesn’t transmit the virus through contact. “It doesn’t necessarily …
Read More »Podcasts and Intellectual Property
By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney A direct result of the health crisis that is experienced worldwide is the creation of content of all kinds that has increased exponentially, being the Podcast one of the favorite distribution channels and, like all content, Intellectual Property has a main role in protecting …
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