-Editorial Anxiety, fear, concern, anger, confusion is some of the reactions parents have had since the beginning of the school year due to the outbreak of COVID cases in some of the schools. Imperial Valley schools returned to in-person learning in August after being out due to the pandemic. However, …
September, 2021
August, 2021
-
31 August
CHAMBER’S BINATIONAL VIRTUAL SUMMIT PROMOTES REGIONAL PRIORITIES
-Editorial San Diego and Baja California business and community leaders will meet to discuss U.S.-Mexico relations during the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce’s 2021 Mexico City Summit. Participants will meet with Mexican leaders and government officials to discuss opportunities for collaboration and help advance issues critical to the success of the …
-
31 August
Playas de Tijuana Mural Depicts Migrant Struggle
-Editorial The Playas de Tijuana Mural Project poses the question: Who Counts as a Childhood Arrival to the United States? It portrays fifteen stories of childhood arrivals who remain undocumented in the US and those who have faced deportation to Tijuana, Mexico. The mural is located on the beach at the westernmost …
-
30 August
GOVERNOR JAIME BONILLA VALDEZ OFFERS SUPPORT TO CRAFT BREWERS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
-Editorial Governor Jaime Bonilla Valdez reaffirmed his total support for craft brewers, a sector that has generated an economy for Baja California and with which he committed, during his campaign, to form an internationally competitive cluster. This Thursday, the state president in the company of the head of the Ministry …
-
30 August
Mayor Gloria Announces Reforms to SDPD’s Consent Search Policy
-Editorial Delivering on his promise to implement equitable changes to police practices in the City of San Diego, Mayor Todd Gloria, and San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit today announced changes to the San Diego Police Department’s consent search procedures, found within Department Procedure 4.01, which governs how police officers …
-
26 August
Inflation is spreading to more parts of the economy in the United States and Mexico in 2021
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and Researcher (Ph.D.). Inflation is likely to be more persistent and widespread than the Federal Reserve predicted in 2021. Price increases in the United States moderated last month, indicating that inflation may have peaked in North America during 2021. “Inflation is spreading to more parts …
-
26 August
Beyond Borders Gazette organized their first Focus Group with selective Binational Audience
-Editorial For the past five years, Beyond Borders Gazette has worked to earn a place of trust and credibility in the very competitive journalism market in the Cali-Baja Mega Region and has been successful in setting itself apart from everyone else by creating a unique brand for the binational audience …
-
20 August
Border Travel Restrictions Extended to Sept. 21st
-Editorial In a move that is not surprising given the rise of the COVID-19 Delta variant, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will continue with the travel restrictions until Sept. 21. This marks 18 months of these restrictions that have affected the border economy. The U.S. land border with Mexico, …
-
18 August
Subcontracting Reform in Mexico Will Go into Effect
Mexico City. – The tax provisions of the subcontracting reform will come into force on September 1st. The decree was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) on April 23 of this year. The modifications imply some changes to legal regulations, as well as to the Federal Labor …
-
17 August
UNIVERSAL INDOOR MASKING ORDER ISSUED FOR IMPERIAL COUNTY
-Editorial The Imperial County Health Officer has issued a universal indoor masking order, requiring the use of face coverings regardless of vaccine status. The goal of the order is to protect our community and local healthcare system from a major resurgence of COVID-19 cases and to allow businesses and services …
