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Baja California Congress Unanimously Approves Constitutional Reforms to Strengthen Migrants’ Rights and Access to Education
-Editorial The Baja California State Congress unanimously approved constitutional reforms aimed at strengthening protections for migrants’ rights, including prohibiting discrimination based on migratory status and guaranteeing full access to education for migrant children and adolescents. The measures were approved Saturday…
U.S. May Face Population Decline as Birth Rates Fall and Immigration Slows
-Editorial The United States is edging toward population decline as birth rates fall, the population ages, and immigration slows, removing the country’s longtime demographic safety valve. Under lower-immigration scenarios, the U.S. population could shrink to as few as 226 million…
IID Hosts Public Workshop Amid Rising Concerns in Imperial Data Center Proposal
-Editorial The Imperial Irrigation District held a public workshop on Dec. 9 to address concerns about a proposed data center in the city of Imperial, as residents question the project’s viability and potential impacts. The proposal calls for a roughly…
Larry Rubin Enters Race for Texas’ 38th District, Centering Campaign on U.S.–Mexico Relations
-Editorial Larry Rubin, president of the American Society of Mexico, formally announced that he will seek the Republican nomination for Texas’ 38th Congressional District, launching a campaign centered on his long-standing role in U.S.–Mexico relations. The primary election is scheduled…
California Reports Major Seizures in November Crackdown on Illicit Cannabis Operations
-Editorial California officials announced that a series of coordinated enforcement operations in November resulted in the eradication of more than 58,000 cannabis plants and the seizure of roughly three tons of processed cannabis valued at an estimated $56.5 million, as…
Imperial County Approves Solar Cap and Endorses Lithium Project
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 9 approved a temporary one-year cap and moratorium on converting agricultural land for solar and battery energy development, limiting such projects to no more than 7% of the county’s total agricultural…
Water Expo Debuts at CESPM Park Featuring Photographic Exhibit on Water Conservation
By: Luis Rodriguez, Reporter. The exhibition features 15 works by three photographers from Mexicali and aims to raise community awareness about the importance of water, its preservation, and the role citizens play in using it responsibly. Mexicali – The State…
Veterans University Brings Vital Benefits and Support to Imperial Valley Service Members
-Editorial Local Imperial Valley veterans gathered Dec. 8 at Hidalgo Hall for a Veterans University event hosted by Rep. Raul Ruiz, D-Calif., where federal, state, and local agencies provided information on benefits, health care, and support services available to service…
The Guadalajara Book Fair Defies Predictions, Proving the Printed Word Is Alive and Thriving
By: Norma Bustamante, Perspective When prophets of disaster predicted the imminent death of books, the Guadalajara International Book Fair proved otherwise. This cultural event—unique in Latin America—concluded yesterday, Sunday, demonstrating that, nearly forty years after its founding, the culture of…
Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 Wraps with Robust Sales and Global Attendance
-Editorial The 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, the second under Director Bridget Finn, concluded, drawing widespread acclaim from galleries, collectors, institutions, and visitors across the Americas and beyond. The fair featured 283 leading galleries from 43 countries and…