-Editorial Joining other cities and counties in California against the Sanctuary State law, the city of Imperial passed a resolution opposing Senate Bill 54 at their latest council meeting. The resolution passed by the council by a vote of 4-1 stated in the resolution that SB 54 conflicts with the …
August, 2018
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1 August
TEMPORARY REFUGE ATTENDS ONE THOUSAND 122 PEOPLE
The refuge operates from 11 in the morning to 6 in the evening. Mexicali, B.C – The President of DIF Municipal, Margarita Flores de Sanchez reported that a total of 1,222 people have come to the shelter from the high temperatures into the facilities of the temporary shelter located in …
July, 2018
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30 July
Incredible progress of NAFTA in the second half of 2018
By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (PhD) – “The NAFTA talks are making incredible progress in the second half of 2018”: Díaz-Bautista. The United States is making fabulous and rapid progress towards the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, and an agreement could come as soon as this …
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25 July
Trump Administration Recklessly Ended TPS Humanitarian Program Despite Warnings
-White House Ignored State Department Experts who Warned that Terminating TPS Jeopardizes U.S. Security Interests Washington, DC—The Trump administration moved to end a humanitarian program that protected more than 300,000 Salvadorans, Hondurans, Haitians, and Nicaraguans, despite warnings from State Department experts that doing so could significantly impact regional security and …
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18 July
3 Reasons Immigration Is Vital To The U.S. Economy
Immigration remains a hot-button topic, and how it’s tied to U.S. jobs and the economy creates much of the debate. Critics of immigrants, especially undocumented immigrants, say they’ve taken jobs away from American workers. President Donald Trump emphasized that contention – often raised by Republicans – during his campaign with …
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15 July
OBSERBC recognizes the state government for achieving number 1 in the budget information index granted by IMCO
-Editorial The OBSERBC recently sent us its analysis of Financial Statements for the Government of the State of Baja California from 2013 to 2017 and 2018 Budget, for which the state’s citizens organization presented a recognition to the governor Francisco Vega de la Madrid, for his willingness and commitment in …
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9 July
WE’RE GOING TO REPRESENT BAJA CALIFORNIA AS BAJACALIFORNIANS DESERVE: GINA CRUZ
• Receives record of majority as senator-elect for Baja California • Presents an immediate initiative to lower taxes to 8% • Will be a worthy representative of the State MEXICALI, BAJA CALIFORNIA.- Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge received the certificate of majority as Senator-elect, from the members of the Local Council of …
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4 July
Governor Race Will Be Competitive As Californians Still Can’t Get a Latino Governor
By: Mario Conde In 1875, Jose Antonio Romualdo Pacheco Jr. became the first Hispanic Governor of California. Born into a prominent California family, the future governor held various state and federal positions and was very well respected in the political world. Pacheco served as Lieutenant Governor of California under Newton …
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1 July
BAJA CALIFORNIA HISTORICALLY HIGHLIGHTS HAVING AN ORGANIZED ELECTORAL PROCESS: GOVERNOR
Respectfully exhorted Baja Californians to comply with their duty as citizens TIJUANA, BC- Sunday, July 1, 2018.- Baja California has historically stood out for conducting the electoral processes in an orderly and calm way, in which full respect for citizen participation has been privileged, said the State Governor, Francisco Vega …
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1 July
Members of Congress and Immigration Advocates Launch Campaign to Tear Down Second Wall
Members of Congress and Immigrant Advocates Launch Campaign to Tear Down the “Second Wall” Preventing Eligible Immigrants From Becoming U.S. Citizen Washington D.C.- The National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA) along with a coalition of immigrant rights organizations, Representatives Lofgren and Gutierrez, and a growing list of congressional members and mayors, are …
