-Editorial The National Football League announced today that it will schedule all 2020 games in the United States in order for the entire season to be played in NFL teams’ stadia under consistent protocols focused on the well-being of players, personnel and fans. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made this decision …
May, 2020
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5 May
Trump Participates in Virtual Fox News Town Hall Meeting
-Editorial There are many questions that Americans have about how can get back on their feet after being affected by COVID-19. Fox News hosted a town hall meeting between the President and citizens asking them a variety of questions. President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. death toll from the …
April, 2020
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24 April
Senate Approves $480 billion Relief Package for Small Businesses
-Editorial The Senate passed a $480 billion relief package Tuesday that includes hundreds of billions of dollars in new funding for small businesses hurt by the coronavirus outbreak along with money for hospitals and expanded COVID-19 testing. The legislation includes $75 billion to help overwhelmed hospitals and $25 billion for …
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20 April
New Bill Could Expand Help to People Affected by COVID-19
-Editorial A new bill could give every American a monthly $2,000 payment for six months. As the CARES stimulus package may have help people affected by COVID-19, a new bill might expand the help if approved. The bill would provide for the issuance of emergency monthly payments to every American …
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17 April
Trump Announces Guidelines to Re-Open the Economy
-Editorial President Donald Trump unveiled new federal guidelines for parts of the U.S. to start relaxing the strict measures imposed to try to slow the spread of COVID-19. The new guidance will identify the necessary circumstances for areas of the country to allow employees to start returning to work-but the …
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15 April
The Supreme Court plans to stream oral arguments live
In an unexpected move toward transparency, the Supreme Court plans to stream oral arguments live during the next month as court justices rely on teleconferenced proceedings during the coronavirus pandemic. While congressional proceedings are broadcast live on television and online, the highest court in the nation doesn’t allow cameras and typically …
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13 April
Between Confusion and No Response, Business Owners Are Worried About Their Future
-Editorial Millions of business owners and independent contractors were awaiting with hope the stimulus package to help them in these difficult times. However, things have not been as smooth as they hoped for. Between confusing guidelines and no quick response, business owners are getting worried about the lack of response …
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9 April
Mexican peso depreciated after AMLO’s report of early April 2020
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (Ph.D.) Most did not like AMLO’s message offered Sunday. Changes are expected in AMLO’s cabinet. After AMLO’s report, the markets became nervous and were left with more doubts than answers about the direction of the economy and the country in the coming months. So when …
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6 April
“Don’t Forget to Thank Immigrants, Too” – More Observers Highlight Immigrants’ Essential Role and Sacrifices
Washington, D.C. – From agricultural workers to healthcare professionals, immigrant workers are again proving themselves as an indispensable, skilled part of our national effort to combat and contain COVID-19 – despite ongoing anxieties over their immigration status and being largely excluded from economic stimulus and stabilization efforts thus far. But …
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5 April
Mexican Government Unreasonable and Inflexible towards Businesses During the Coronavirus Crisis
-Editorial The clamor of businessmen in Mexico seems not to reach the ears of the President and his cabinet, the situation is that the health contingency that occurs worldwide, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), is seriously affecting everyone. Although Mexico has managed to contain the massive spread of infections, it …
