-Editorial The National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (CANIRAC) elected Raúl Ricardo Vásquez Krauss as its president, preceded by Miguel Ángel Torres Sánchez. Said ceremony was held last Thursday at the “Palominos” restaurant facilities, only the directors were present. Vásquez Krauss, who had served as Vice President …
January, 2021
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29 January
Imperial County Health Officials Tracking COVID Variant and Possible Surge in Cases
-Editorial Imperial Valley COVID-19 numbers have improved in the last couple of days but that is not an excuse for people not to continue staying at home or taking precautions. At a joint meeting held on Jan. 28, the COVID-19 variant was discussed and how the county is preparing for …
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28 January
New U.S. Travel Restrictions Could Devastate Mexico’s Tourism
-Editorial The U.S. government will require travelers over age 2, including U.S. citizens, to show proof of a recent, negative Covid-19 test result before boarding flights to the United States. President Joe Biden announced a new presidential proclamation stating all travelers entering the U.S. from abroad would need to self-quarantine …
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28 January
Interior trending design 2021
By: Virgilio Anguiano, Architect. The year 2020 has been a long and not very comfortable year, therefore, we want to start 2021 with great enthusiasm and these are the interior design trends and colors that will be trending in 2021, we must take colors seriously into consideration because they define …
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27 January
Restrictions Eased for Restaurants and Other Businesses in San Diego
-Editorial After seven weeks of closures, restaurants, museums, theaters and other businesses can resume outdoor operations immediately under state guidance. Hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, and tattoo parlors can open indoors. Hotels and other lodgings can open. The changes are a result of California health officials’ announcement that the Regional …
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25 January
Biden and Lopez Obrador Set Bilateral Agenda in Motion
-Editorial Many people had speculated what kind of relationship Mexico and the United States would have with a new administration coming in, it looks that the binational relationship will continue on good terms. To those legislators and business, people on both sides of the border that were concerned about the …
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25 January
First Stage of the Cross-Border Interurban Passenger Train Advances
-Editorial The interurban train, which in its first stage will travel 27.5 kilometers from Otay to Maclovio Rojas to transport more than 40 thousand passengers, could include Ensenada and Valle de Guadalupe in the future, announced Mario Escobedo, Secretary of Sustainable Economy and Tourism (SEST). This was said by the …
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25 January
Stay-At-Home Order Has Been Lifted by Governor Newsom
-Editorial Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that the Stay-at-Home Order will be lifted in all regions of the state at his press conference. Outdoor restaurant service, haircuts, and open-air workouts could soon resume — again — across California. Local health officials can decide if they want to keep some of …
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24 January
Digital Marketing: The Bet of Many Companies in Times of Pandemic
-Editorial In times of uncertainty, challenges, and constant changes in business schemes, caused largely by the COVID-19 pandemic, digital marketing is experiencing a boom, mainly in the areas of positioning strategies web and increase of clients, in companies, which are a determining factor for their survival. There is a clear …
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22 January
49% Of Minority-Owned SMBs Couldn’t Afford Their Rent in January
-Editorial Results from Alignable’s January Rent Poll have just been released, revealing that rent payments are still a struggle for one-third (33%) of all small business owners. While the new PPP funds could improve this situation in the coming weeks, right now, millions of small businesses still can’t afford to …
