-Editorial Journalist Eva Joaquina Guerrero Ríos, from Sinaloa, was unanimously elected as President of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Mexican Journalist Associations, FAPERMEX; José Arturo Aguirre Bahena, the communicator from Morelos, was appointed as head of the Honor and Justice Surveillance Committee. XX National Congress of the …
December, 2022
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3 December
Flu Hospitalizations Increased This Winter Season
-Editorial Flu hospitalizations have increased by nearly 30% in a week as the spread of respiratory illnesses remains high across most of the U.S. More than 11,200 people were hospitalized with the flu during the week ending Nov. 19, compared to about 8,700 patients admitted during the prior week, according …
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1 December
Chef of the Year Mexico semifinal Mexicali announces the regional winner of its 7th edition
-Editorial Chef of the Year Mexico has held a semifinal for the second time in the city of Mexicali, during the 7th edition and with the collaboration of COTUCO Mexicali, Universidad Vizcaya de las Américas and Grupo Educativo 16 de Septiembre. This is the 6th semifinal of the seventh edition …
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1 December
Navy Base Parade Opens the Imperial Valley Community Holiday Events Season
-Editorial NAF El Centro launches the Imperial Valley holiday parade season this Friday with its annual Holiday Parade of Lights beginning at 7 pm on the installation. The Navy base invites all of its Imperial Valley friends and neighbors to join the Sailors and their families on the installation for …
November, 2022
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28 November
BEER REMOVES THE COLD
By: Javier Sanchez, El Cerveciafilo. Many people don’t usually think about a beer when they are cold. Generally, in our latitudes we think that a beer should be refreshing, to quench thirst on a hot day, right? This is because the vast majority are only aware of beers that are …
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28 November
TOUR OPERATORS FROM BAJA CALIFORNIA VISIT DOWNTOWN MEXICALI
-Editorial In recent days, members of the Association of Hosts and Tour Operators of Baja California (AATOPBC) visited the State capital to hold their monthly Assembly and take a trip to the new Mexicali Historic Center Route, which will be included in the upcoming Catalog of Tours and Experiences in …
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27 November
CORRUPTION IS PART OF OUR OWN NATURE
By: Colilá Eguía, Writer and Journalist. When I was studying for the Master’s Degree in Criminology at CETYS University I received one of the strongest impacts of my life, this occurred when Professor Hector Cuello Sepulveda in the subject INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICY stated that Corruption is part of our very …
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25 November
Human Rights Defense Clashes with World Cup Competition
-Editorial FIFA’s threat of on-field punishment for players pushed World Cup teams to back down and abandon a plan for their captains to wear armbands that were seen as a rebuke to host nation Qatar’s human rights record. Just hours before the first players with the armbands in support of …
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23 November
Small Business Saturday Gains More Support Each Year
-Editorial As Black Friday sales are anticipated to be at their highest since before the pandemic, it is also important to support locally-owned businesses to the small business community grow and thrive after a challenging couple of years. According to the National Retail Association, in 2021, 51 million shoppers participated …
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23 November
Imperial County Wants More State Support for Lithium Development
-Editorial As the County of Imperial proceeds with efforts to encourage the development of lithium from geothermal brine at the Salton Sea Known as the Geothermal Area, also referred to as Lithium Valley, to improve the region’s economy, the County is regularly in communication with the state and federal organizations. …
