By: Javier “El Cerveciafilo” Sánchez Valenzuela Many people don’t usually associate a beer with feeling less cold in winter. Generally, in our latitudes we think that a beer should be refreshing, to quench thirst on a hot day. This is because the vast majority of people are only familiar with …
February, 2022
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18 February
George Marquez, promises to bring the law, order and justice people deserve
-Editorial George Marquez is an attorney from Imperial Valley that has the respect of his peers and the community as a whole because of his character and humble personality that exudes confidence. With professional experience as a former prosecutor and now as a deputy public defender, Marquez has a unique …
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17 February
Certification Brands
By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Lawyer Since 2018, our legal system contemplates certification brands, both in the law applicable at that time and in the new law, in force since November 2020. These types of brands, like traditional brands, fulfill a distinctive function, that is, that consumers and other market …
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16 February
IID’s Workshop Introduces Upcoming Energy Savings Program
-Editorial EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA.– Looking for more ways for IID customers to save more energy and be more conscious about how they consume electricity, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors scheduled a public workshop to inform the public of the upcoming program called Time-of-Use rates. In September 2020, a …
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15 February
Imperial County Supervisors Adopt Lithium Valley Economic Opportunity Investment Plan
-Editorial EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA.– Tapping into the lithium industry will be the main focus of the County of Imperial for years to come since it is believed that this “White Gold” will bring the much-needed economic development boom for the region with the collaboration of the State and Federal Government …
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14 February
El Centro School District Dominates the Imperial County Mock Trial Competition
-Editorial A celebration for very talented students who participated in the recent mock trial competition received their awards in a ceremony held outside the United States Federal Court in El Centro. The participants were joined by their proud parents who honked proudly from their cars as they got their awards. …
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13 February
Sunrise or sunset at the dunes, which one would be your favorite to practice Sandboarding?
By: Andrea González Acevedo, Public Relations in VisitMexicali.org If you are one of the people who are looking for something different to do in the cities you visit, the city of Mexicali will fascinate you with the number of experiences it has prepared for you. Start 2022 enjoying outdoor activities, …
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13 February
BAJA CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY APPROVES NETWORK OF WOMEN AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
-Editorial In the ordinary session of the plenary of the State Assembly, an initiative was introduced to approve the Protocol for the Prevention, Attention, and Punishment of Gender Violence in the Legislative Power of the State of Baja California, to guarantee the rights of women to live a life free …
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13 February
Omicron impacts the economy of the US-Mexico border in early 2022
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and Research professor. It is the most contagious virus in the history of mankind. There is danger due to the saturation of hospitals and care clinics. Tijuana breaks records on waiting times for the Covid-19 tests. Records of infections are broken in Baja California and …
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12 February
Imperial County Approves Plan to Expand Mental Health Services to Uninsured
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a plan that will be used to help uninsured people get mental health and substance abuse treatment thanks to a grant that will help the vulnerable population. Imperial County Behavioral Health Services has been working on implementing services and programs to expand …
