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November, 2022

  • 23 November

    Imperial County Wants More State Support for Lithium Development

    -Editorial As the County of Imperial proceeds with efforts to encourage the development of lithium from geothermal brine at the Salton Sea Known as the Geothermal Area, also referred to as Lithium Valley, to improve the region’s economy, the County is regularly in communication with the state and federal organizations. …

  • 22 November

    CBP Encourages Travelers to Plan Ahead of Holiday Weekend

    -Editorial U.S. Customs and Border Protection encourages travelers to plan for the upcoming Labor Day weekend and Mexican Independence Day by following traveler tips provided by CBP for ease of travel across the border into the U.S. “The upcoming weekend and week are a great time to travel and celebrate, …

  • 21 November

    Music band members of “Los Chicos del 512” died in Vehicle Accident

    -Editorial On Friday, November 18th, 2022, a horrific accident took the lives of Ricardo Madrid, Leo “Papo” Neblina, Andres Sandoval, and Ruben Hernandez, bound to perform at United Wireless Arena Friday night, they all met a tragic fate earlier that day when their tour bus hit black ice somewhere southwest …

  • 21 November

    Calexico City Council Takes Action to Fix City Facilities

    -Editorial While the recent news has been bad for Calexico regarding its financial conditions, corrective measures have been taken to fix a litany of problems that are affecting city facilities. Now it’s time to implement those changes.  The Calexico City Council had its regular meeting to discuss the 1st Quarter …

  • 19 November

    Energy Transition for a Greener Economy in 2022

    By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz Bautista, Economist, and Researcher (Ph.D.).   • The Cop 27 in Egypt has 200 invited countries and the challenge is to stop climate change.   • The Government of Mexico promises at COP-27 to reduce gas emissions. The United States and Mexico have been developing a …

  • 17 November

    Law and photography

    By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney. The daily activity of a photographer implies a series of rights in their favor, which they often do not know about and which, to a greater or lesser extent, affect their profession. First of all, they have all the human rights that a person …

  • 17 November

    HISTORIC OPERATION TO SPEED UP TRAFFIC TIJUANA – SAN YSIDRO

    -Editorial To speed up the international crossing between Mexico and the United States at the border between Tijuana and San Ysidro, the Government of Baja California, together with authorities from both sides of the border, participated in a historic operation to speed up the international crossing, reported the Secretary General …

  • 16 November

    Caravan Arrives in Imperial County to Inform Workers About Their Rights

    -Editorial A caravan of state agencies from around the State of California and local organizations woke up very early in the morning to approach farmworkers and let them know about their worker rights and how they are protected under the law despite their immigration status. A press conference was held …

  • 16 November

    JOURNALISTS’ PROTECTION IN MEXICO

    By: Teodoro Renteria Arróyave Column: Comment on Time  We cannot confirm it yet but it seems there is a shift in favor of attacked journalists, for now, in terms of protection for assaulted colleagues and the recognition and payment of compensation by the Mexican government for crimes committed in previous …

  • 15 November

    CETis No. 75 “Leona Vicario” Celebrates 41 Years of Quality Education

    -Editorial Celebrating more than four decades as one of the most important educational institutions in Mexicali and its history, CETis 75 is a source of pride since people have graduated that are making a difference in the city. Last Tuesday, November 8 of this year, the XLI Anniversary Ceremony of …

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