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April, 2024

  • 19 April

    Art Basel 2024 Edition to Illuminate Basel with Expanded City-wide Program

    -Editorial This year’s Art Basel, set to take place from June 13 to 16, with previews on June 11 and 12 at Messe Basel, promises a grand display of artistic innovation across the city. The 2024 edition, in partnership with UBS, is set to feature 286 premier galleries from around …

  • 19 April

    Imperial County Honors Outstanding Classified School Employees of the Year 2024

    -Editorial The Imperial County Office of Education (ICOE) has announced the winners of the prestigious Classified School Employees of the Year Award for 2024. This year’s recipients include Elba Gallegos and Rosaura Garcia from Brawley Elementary School District, Peter Gutierrez from Central Union High School District, and Christian Moreno from …

  • 19 April

    Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda to Lead Binational Tianguis Turístico 2025 in Baja California

     -Editorial The governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, received from the governor of Guerrero, Evelyn Salgado Pineda, the commission to carry out the Tianguis Turístico 2025, the most important tourist event in Mexico that will be binational for the first time, bringing together representatives of the tourism …

  • 18 April

    Urena and Manzanarez are On Their Way Out of the Calexico City Council

    -Editorial In a historic event that coincided with the 116th anniversary of Calexico’s incorporation as a municipality, unofficial results from the special recall election indicate that city council members Gilberto Manzanarez and Raul Urena are poised to be ousted. As ballots continue to be counted, the initial tallies show a …

  • 17 April

    The Impact of Medi-Cal’s Redetermination Among Californians

    -Editorial California is set to complete the extensive unwinding process of its Medi-Cal program in May 2024, concluding a critical phase that began nearly a year ago. This initiative is one of the largest healthcare undertakings in the state since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The unwinding process …

  • 16 April

    Texas and Mexico Strengthen Ties Through Enhanced Nearshoring Initiatives

    -Editorial The Texas-Mexico Binational Commission recently hosted a groundbreaking forum focused on the concept of near-shoring and its potential benefits for both Mexico and the United States. The event brought together key stakeholders from the business sectors of both countries to engage in a thought-provoking discussion on how near-shoring can …

  • 16 April

    Calexico Council-Members Face Recall Election Amidst Allegations of Mismanagement and Controversy

    -Editorial The political atmosphere in Calexico heats up as Council-members Raul Urena and Gilberto Manzanarez face a recall election set for April 16. The campaign against the council members stems from allegations of their policies and actions potentially leading to the city’s downfall if they remain in office. The recall …

  • 15 April

    Technological Integration in the Welfare State: Medical Advances for a Balanced Life

    By: Dr. Elton Gómez, Specialist in Regenerative Medicine. In the constant pursuit of improving human well-being, technological integration plays a crucial role. From a medical-scientific perspective, various innovations are transforming the way we take care of our health and promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Here, we highlight some key …

  • 14 April

    The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce Embarks on 16th Annual Mission to Washington, D.C.

    -Editorial A delegation of over 170 leaders from the business and civic sectors of the San Diego and Baja California region will be making their way to Washington, D.C. from April 14 to advocate for crucial regional issues. Organized by the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, this three-day trip …

  • 13 April

    U.S. Obesity Crisis Deepens Amid Societal Pressure for Thinness

    -Editorial Americans are getting fatter: one-third of US residents are considered overweight by traditional Body Mass Index standards. And 2 out of 5 adults are obese. About 20 percent of children are overweight or obese. The rise in weight comes amid a culture mandating thinness, as new weight loss drugs …

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