-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved the expenditure of $50,000 for a needs assessment study addressing the needs of African Americans and other vulnerable communities locally. The Board of Supervisors discussed an item that was presented last month by a group that wants to do a study and …
November, 2020
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19 November
Newsom Issues Limited Stay at Home Order to Slow Spread of COVID-19
-Editorial In light of an unprecedented, rapid rise in COVID-19 cases across California, Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) today announced a limited Stay at Home Order requiring generally that non-essential work, movement, and gatherings stop between 10 PM and 5 AM in counties in …
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19 November
Medical Lane Operation to Be Decided Soon
-Editorial In relation to the operation and functioning of the medical lane, the Municipal Government, through COTUCO, announced that said access was no longer under the supervision of their government, since the month of March. The “Medical Lane” was designed for those citizens or residents of the United States who …
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18 November
Border Travel Restrictions to Continue During the Month of December
-Editorial U.S. land borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed to non-essential travel until Dec. 21 at the earliest amid a rising number of U.S. coronavirus cases. The current restrictions expire on Saturday and the three countries were expected to approve another 30-day extension. The United States leads the …
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18 November
Stricter Measures to Contain COVID-19 in the U.S. Could Be Implemented
-Editorial As the United States is seeing a heavy increase in COVID-19 cases, new stricter efforts could be implemented to stop the spread of the virus. New coronavirus daily cases in the United States hit another record high Wednesday, with 140,543 reported and more expected before the end of the …
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17 November
California Is the 3rd Worst-Paying State for Millennials
-Editorial Millennials in California are having a hard time getting a well-paid job that would help them make a living while working on their career. The current state of the economy and the high cost of living is making millennials struggle economically. It is hard for this young generation to …
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16 November
Coparmex Rejects the Governor’s Initiative to Appoint Mayors and Alternate Council Members
-Editorial Baja California Governor Jaime Bonilla Valadez, violates municipal autonomy and the Constitution of Baja California, by attempting to seize the power that corresponds to the cities and directly designate the people who will replace the mayors and council members who request a license to separate from office with the …
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13 November
Trump Announced COVID-19 Vaccine Will Be Available to The Public in April
-Editorial President Donald Trump had a press conference on Friday afternoon, his first public comments since Joe Biden was projected the winner in the presidential race — snapping the longest stretch of silence in his presidency. Trump said the United States has a lower excess mortality rate than Europe, including …
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13 November
The government of Mexicali makes an alliance with the United Nations Office
-Editorial In order to prevent physical, psychological, sexual, and gender violence against girls, boys, and adolescents in an interactive way, the Municipal Government established an alliance with the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC), to through which the education program for justice will be promoted in conjunction with …
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13 November
WHO establishes Council on the Economics of Health for All
-Editorial The World Health Organization has announced a new Council on the Economics of Health for All, staffed by leading economists and health experts, to put “Health for All” at the center of how we think about value creation and economic growth. “The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the consequences of …
