-Editorial Baja California made history this week as it hosted the 49th edition of the Tianguis Turístico, the most important tourism event in Latin America, for the first time in a binational format. The event opened with a celebration of culture, sustainability, and economic collaboration, and concluded with a ceremonial …
May, 2025
April, 2025
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30 April
Trump’s First 100 Days: Are Economic Gains and Immigration Policies Delivering on Promises?
-Editorial As President Donald Trump reaches the 100-day milestone of his second term, the White House released a report on April 29 outlining what it describes as robust economic progress driven by job growth, falling inflation, and regulatory rollback efforts. According to a memorandum from the Council of Economic Advisers …
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30 April
Hispanic Publishers Convene in D.C. for NAHP Legislative Summit and White House Visit
-Editorial Washington, D.C. — Over 40 Hispanic publishers from across the United States gathered in the nation’s capital for the 2025 edition of the National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP) Legislative Summit, held April 28–29. The two-day event offered a dynamic blend of policy advocacy, training, and high-level networking—culminating with …
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29 April
Yuma Named a 2025 Great American Defense Community
-Editorial The City of Yuma has been named a 2025 Great American Defense Community by the Association of Defense Communities (ADC) in partnership with USAA, the program’s official sponsor. Yuma is one of only three communities nationwide to receive this designation, which recognizes exceptional support for military installations and service …
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26 April
Art Exhibition Showcases Life and Color at the Border: “El Pintor de la Frontera” Opens at SDSU-IV
-Editorial San Diego State University Imperial Valley and the Border Institute of Contemporary Art welcomed the community to the Steppling Art Gallery on Wednesday for the opening of El Pintor de la Frontera: The Art of Carlos Coronado Ortega, a retrospective exhibition celebrating the life and work of the pioneering …
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25 April
How Mexico’s First Female President’s Diplomatic Strategy Earned Trump’s Praise — and Strengthened Bilateral Ties
-Editorial In a global environment defined by shifting alliances and high-stakes diplomacy, Mexico’s new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, is charting a distinct course—one marked by strategic calm and quiet engagement with President Donald Trump. Unlike Trump’s typical use of “coercive diplomacy” with foreign leaders, Sheinbaum’s measured approach has helped stabilize U.S.-Mexico …
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25 April
California Overtakes Japan to Claim Spot as World’s Fourth-Largest Economy
-Editorial California has officially surpassed Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, according to newly released data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The milestone reflects the Golden State’s dynamic and diversified economic strength, rooted in innovation, technology, and a thriving business …
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23 April
Changing the Narrative: El Centro’s New Leaders Embrace Community and Challenge
—Editorial El Centro, often regarded as the heart of Imperial County, has always played a pivotal role in shaping the economic and civic pulse of California’s border region. As the county seat, it is both the administrative core and a cultural anchor in a region that sits at the intersection …
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23 April
Mayor Ismael Burgueño Sends Off Toros de Tijuana Ahead of 2025 Mexican Baseball League Season
-Editorial In a ceremony highlighting civic pride and support for professional sports, Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz officially presented the 2025 season uniform to the Toros de Tijuana baseball team as they prepare for the upcoming Mexican Baseball League (LMB) season. Addressing players, coaching staff, and team executives, Mayor Burgueño …
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23 April
League of Women Voters Seeks to Intervene in Lawsuit Over California Mail Ballot Deadline
-Editorial The League of Women Voters of California (LWVC), represented by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and its regional affiliates, filed a motion on Friday to intervene in a federal lawsuit that could affect the counting of vote-by-mail ballots in California elections. The lawsuit, filed last month by U.S. …
