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November, 2019

  • 21 November

    House Speaker Opens Impeachment Inquiry Against Trump

    -Editorial In what becomes the biggest political fight before the presidential election next year, President Donald Trump is facing an impeachment to see if he violated the constitution. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made the announcement months ago that she would open an impeachment inquiry, a move that came after a …

  • 16 November

    Marina del Pilar presents the program “Me Against Violence”

    -Editorial During the national day against women’s violence, the directors of the Municipal Public Safety Department (DSPM), the Domestic Violence Unit (UVI), and the recent Municipal Institute for Women met with the mayor, Marina del Pilar Ávila, presented the program “Me against violence” at the Mexicali City Hall. The program …

  • 14 November

    Governor Ducey and Sen. McSally Talk Safety After Mexico Events

    The murders and the recent discovery of dozens of bodies in Mexico have some Arizonans worried to travel across the border. Now Governor Doug Ducey and Senator Martha McSally are weighing in on the events. Whether it’s traveling to Rocky Point or through the state of Sonora, the dangers of …

  • 8 November

    Mexico’s Tax Reform 2020: More revenue and less fraud?

    By: Fidel Gastelum, Reporter The new revenue law of 2020 was passed last October by the Mexican Congress and the Senate of the Republic. This new legal provision will enter into force next year in January, amid collective uncertainty, and an atmosphere of controversy between large companies and business chambers, …

  • 5 November

    Imperial County Declares a State of Local Emergency Due to Raw Sewage Discharge at New River

    By: Mario Conde, Reporter Imperial Supervisors are done with diplomacy and will ask federal and state leaders to take immediate action on the New River as they approved an emergency declaration at their last meeting. The board met in regular session to approve this declaration that will ask the federal …

  • 1 November

    Jaime Bonilla Takes Oath as New Governor of Baja California

    By: Fidel Gastelum, Reporter In a solemn act, celebrated at the plenary upper hall of the state congress, Jaime Bonilla Valdez took oath as the new governor of Baja California. He is the first governor of Mexico that is aligned to the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), the party currently in …

  • 1 November

    County Board Declares State of Emergency at Salton Sea

    By: Mario Conde, Reporter Given the lack of action by the State towards the restoration of the Salton Sea, the county declared a state of emergency in the area at the Oct. 22nd meeting. The Imperial County Board of Supervisors adopted a proclamation of the existence of a local emergency …

October, 2019

  • 31 October

    Rep. Juan Vargas Presented H.R. 486 Chicano Park Preservation Act to Natural Resources Committee

    Josephine Talamantez, co-founder of Chicano Park and the Chicano Park Steering Committee, supported the bill as a witness Washington, D.C.- Rep. Juan Vargas (CA-51) presented H.R. 484 Chicano Park Preservation Act of 2019 during the U.S. of House Representative’s Natural Resources Committee hearing. The bill will instruct the Secretary of …

  • 31 October

    Calexico Looks to Continue Its Path to Fiscal Recovery

    By: Mario Conde, Reporter The California State Auditor’s fiscal health analysis shows Calexico as one of the fiscally challenged cities when it comes to their budget. The state auditor released a report as part of their high-risk local government agency audit program to identify cities that could be facing fiscal …

  • 31 October

    A 2-year government would be catastrophic; INE’s fault the confusion: Bonilla

    The elected governor, Jaime Bonilla Valdez, attended a press conference in Mexico City, to show that when he registered his candidacy for the governorship, a call was in force for 5 years; a 2-year government would “thunder” the state that is already “broken.” Accompanied by the proposed General Secretary of …

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