By: Víctor Hermosillo, Senator in México Young people in Mexico are struggling every day to enter college, unfortunately thousands do not find the opportunity to start because they do not have economic capacity to access or because places in public universities are overtaken by demand; however, of those who manage …
May, 2017
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5 May
Made in Mexicali
By: Marco Vinicio Blanco, Journalist Talking about Mexicali is talking about a mosaic of opportunities, cultural nuances, geniuses and proposals. Our land, the cradle of the Cachanilla, the Chinese food, the embracing sun and the Mexicali Rose, has seen this year an unprecedented movement that awakened the social conscience of …
February, 2017
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28 February
The United States needs Mexico, Mr. Trump
By: Víctor Hermosillo, Senator in México. In 15 days Donald Trump has managed to return the relationship between the United States and Mexico to the 20’s decade levels, when back in time by a dispute in payment of oil companies’ taxes the United States was on the verge of a …
January, 2017
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14 January
Silent People
Author: Marco Vinicio Blanco, Journalist I have been asked what the fate of civil resistance efforts will now have with the cruel blow – almost mortal – that was given to us from the core of the economy to those who live by the border. The cloud of uncertainty …
December, 2016
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28 December
“Privatizing or Concessioning Water Services represents a Serious Risk,” said Díaz-Bautista
-Quality of water services and the lowest price in Baja California should be maintained. BAJA CALIFORNIA.- “A new culture of water is urgently needed to stop wasting the vital liquid,” warned Dr. Alejandro Díaz Bautista, an economist, professor and researcher at Colef, as well as a national researcher at CONACYT. …
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18 December
Marijuana, legal soon or later
By: Víctor Hermosillo, Mexican Senator Elections in the United States not only resulted in the victory of Donald Trump, the legalization of marijuana was also voted in the states of California, Maine, Nevada and Massachusetts, therefore they are now 8 entities, one fifth of society, that accepts the recreational use …
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14 December
The Success of Treatment Courts: Why and How They Work
By: Veronica Henderson, Attorney at Law Across the United States, treatment courts such as drug courts, veterans’ courts, and mental health courts are becoming more and more available to criminal defendants with special issues and needs. These courts provide an alternative to traditional modes of justice, and they work. For …
November, 2016
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27 November
THE GREATEST
By: Teodoro Rentería Arróyave Humans are mortal, so decided nature, despite this fatal condition, great beings are imposed to it and by their works and actions become immortal. A clear example of this is the recently deceased, Fidel Castro Ruz. Our first reaction to knowing the unfortunate death, we wrote …
October, 2016
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14 October
American Prosperity
By: Mexican Senator, Victor Hermosilo In the last year we have developed two scenarios that have the potential to change the dynamics of the bilateral relationship between the United States and Mexico, on one hand, the negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP by its acronym in English) were completed and …
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10 October
EMISSARIES OF HATRED AND REVENGE, NOBEL PEACE PRIZE GRANTED TO PRESIDENT OF COLOMBIA
By: Teodoro Rentería Arróyave Monday, October 10th, 2016 The Nobel Peace Prize granted to the President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, as it is considered by the leader of the colombian revolutionary armed forces, the FARC, Rodrigo Londoño, Timochenko, is “a tribute to the victims of conflict”, it is the …
