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March, 2021

February, 2021

  • 24 February

    First International Forum On Date Palm – Status and Outlook

    -Editorial The Sonora State University (UES) will hold the First International Forum of Date Palm – Status and Prospects, on February 25 and 26, 2021. This event is aimed at researchers, producers, and students of careers related to agriculture and horticulture. The program will include four keynotes, twelve presentations in …

  • 3 February

    Biden’s Economic Emergency Plan to Support the North American Economy in 2021

    By: Dr. Alejandro Díaz-Bautista, Economist (Ph.D.) Biden begins his administration with actions to support the growth of the United States economy in 2021. “The growth of the United States economy in 2021 and 2022 will have a positive effect on the economy of Mexico and Baja California due to the …

January, 2021

  • 28 January

    New U.S. Travel Restrictions Could Devastate Mexico’s Tourism

    -Editorial The U.S. government will require travelers over age 2, including U.S. citizens, to show proof of a recent, negative Covid-19 test result before boarding flights to the United States. President Joe Biden announced a new presidential proclamation stating all travelers entering the U.S. from abroad would need to self-quarantine …

  • 25 January

    Biden and Lopez Obrador Set Bilateral Agenda in Motion

    -Editorial Many people had speculated what kind of relationship Mexico and the United States would have with a new administration coming in, it looks that the binational relationship will continue on good terms.  To those legislators and business, people on both sides of the border that were concerned about the …

  • 20 January

    Mexico Faces the Challenge of Rebuilding Its Relationship with The United States: Gina Cruz

    -Editorial Baja California Senator, Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge, said Mexico faces the challenge of rebuilding its relationship with its northern neighbor, the United States, before the arrival of the new administration since they are the main commercial partner but Mexico has sent messages of uncertainty. The president of the North …

  • 11 January

    Border Travel Restrictions to Continue Until February 21

    -Editorial The border travel restrictions will continue until February 21 according to an announcement by the Mexican Government on January 11.  The border travel restrictions will now reach 11 months. The restrictions between both countries started in March of 2020 in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.  “Due …

December, 2020

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