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September, 2024

  • 13 September

    Provino to Host the 3rd “Wine Without Borders” Festival in Tijuana

    -Editorial To strengthen the cross-border union through the region’s rich wine and culinary offerings, the Comité Provino Baja California will host the third edition of the “Festival Vino sin Fronteras” in Tijuana. This highly anticipated event will take place on Saturday, October 5, at the Club Campestre Tijuana, beginning at …

  • 13 September

    Child Passenger Safety Week Highlights the Importance of Making Sure Your Child is in the Right Seat

    -Editorial During Child Passenger Safety Week, the El Centro Police Department encourages all parents and caregivers to make sure their children are riding safely by using the correct car seats, booster seats, and properly fitted seat belts. This annual campaign takes place from September 15-21 and aims to raise awareness …

  • 12 September

    Trump and Harris Face Off in Heated Presidential Debate

    -Editorial Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris faced off in a fiery debate that could reshape the trajectory of the 2024 presidential race. Held at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia on September 10, the debate aired on ABC and its affiliate networks, drawing …

  • 12 September

    New Economic Development and Binational Trade Commission Unveiled at CANACINTRA Mexicali to Boost Regional Growth

    -Editorial At an event held at the facilities of the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (CANACINTRA) in Mexicali, Baja California Assemblymember Daylín García Ruvalcaba presided over the installation of the Commission for Economic Development and Binational Trade, accompanied by other legislators and representatives from the economic, academic, and business …

  • 11 September

    Mexico’s Ruling Bloc Approves Judicial Reform Amid Controversy

    -Editorial Mexico’s ruling coalition secured the necessary votes to approve a controversial judicial reform bill, igniting a political firestorm in the capital. It was approved 86 votes in favor and 41 against. The proposed overhaul, which critics argue threatens the rule of law, gained momentum when opposition senator Miguel Angel …

  • 11 September

    Art Basel Paris Announces Miu Miu Partnership and Expansive Public Program

    -Editorial Art Basel Paris has unveiled further details of its highly anticipated 2024 edition, set to take place from October 18-20, with exclusive VIP Preview Days on October 16 and 17. In an exciting announcement, the renowned art fair revealed a major collaboration with the iconic fashion brand Miu Miu, …

  • 10 September

    Brawley Mayor, Ramon Castro, Highlights Key City Projects in State of the City Address

    -Editorial Brawley Mayor Ramon Castro delivered his annual State of the City address, providing an in-depth look at the city’s current and future projects that he said will change the city and improve the quality of life. The event took place on Sept. 6 at the Brawley Elks Lodge before …

  • 9 September

    Luis Miguel Shines at Arena Valle de Guadalupe: A Concert That Dazzled Thousands

    -Editorial On Saturday, September 7, Arena Valle de Guadalupe became the epicenter of an unforgettable spectacle as “El Sol de México,” Luis Miguel, performed as part of his 2024 tour. After visiting other Baja California cities like Mexicali and Tijuana, where he also sold out shows, his performance at the …

  • 9 September

    Paris 2024 Paralympic Games End in Spectacular Fashion, Marking a Historic Summer for France

    -Editorial The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games came to a triumphant close on Sunday, September 8, 2024, after 11 days filled with breathtaking athletic performances, heartwarming surprises, and emotional moments. The grand finale at the Stade de France marked the culmination of France’s first-ever Summer Paralympic Games and set the stage …

  • 7 September

    Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Voter Engagement on the Rise

    -Editorial As the election day approaches on November 5, more than 15 million Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) voters will be eligible to cast their ballots, with many poised to vote for the first time. This demographic is emerging as the fastest-growing voter electorate, and their participation …

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