-Editorial The Baja California Provino Committee held this Sunday, August 21, the traditional Paella Contest “Dr. Ramón García Ocejo” that marks the closing of the 25-day celebrations of the Grape Harvest Festival in Ensenada in its thirty-second edition. Thanks to the reactivation of food and wine experiences in the entity, …
August, 2022
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18 August
Enrique Chiu Continues to Expand Art Innovation in Tijuana
-Editorial Urban art has had a great track record in both culture and economics. The concept of street art includes graffiti and works such as sculpture, lighting displays, and wall murals. Public art is the pushing of boundaries by presenting art in public contexts, outside of museums and galleries. Tijuana …
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17 August
Martha Cardenas-Singh was Recognized as Volunteer of the Year at MANA National Conference in Washington D.C.
-Editorial The National MANA 2022 Hermana Conference took place July 18-22 in Washington D.C. with the theme Lead, Serve, Educate and Advocate. It featured Latina Leaders, advocacy issues of the day, and opportunities to engage. In addition, the following Awards were presented: Chapter of the Year Award, Hermanitas Program of the …
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16 August
Billions in losses due to the wave of violence in Tijuana and around Baja California during August 2022
By: Dr. Alejandro Diaz-Bautista, Economist and research professor (PhD). Violence and insecurity threaten the economic growth of Tijuana in 2022. They denounce alarming insecurity in Baja California during August 2022. It is estimated that 40% of Tijuana businesses did not open their doors over the weekend. It is estimated that …
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15 August
Wholesale inflation fell 0.5% in July triggering a reduction in prices
-Editorial Wholesale prices fell in July for the first time in two years as a plunge in energy prices slowed the pace of inflation, the Bureau of Labor Statistics stated in a report released on Aug. 11. The Producer Price Index for final demand fell 0.5 percent in July, seasonally …
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15 August
IT WOULD BE CATASTROPHIC IF MEXICO LEFT THE USMCA: GINA CRUZ
-Editorial The Senator for Baja California, Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge, stated that it would be catastrophic if Mexico left the USMCA treaty since this would bring negative economic consequences to the population with the loss of tariff benefits, since that it would be the Mexican producers, who would finally end …
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15 August
Baja Beach Fest Goes On Without Security Problems
-Editorial The 2022 edition of the ‘Baja Beach Best’ took place with no reported incidents according to Secretary of State Tourism, Miguel Aguiñiga Rodríguez, who stated that there were no incidents in its development and the area was shielded by citizen protection corporations. “We have an edition that is developing …
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14 August
AUTHORITIES MAINTAIN COORDINATED WORK FOR SECURITY IN BAJA CALIFORNIA
-Editorial The authorities of Baja California, headed by Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, continue to work to maintain peace in the State, as well as to restore normality after the events that occurred on the afternoon and evening of last Friday, August 12. In this sense, the Governor thanked …
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14 August
Candidates Ready to Campaign for November Election
-Editorial And it’s off to the races again as election season is officially back now that candidates have filed their nomination papers to run in the General Election. This time the city council races, school boards, and special districts will be the focus. The Imperial County Registrar of Voters has …
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13 August
A Day of Violence Falls Upon Baja California
-Editorial It was a violent day for Baja California as a group of armed individuals burned vehicles in different places at different points that forced the closure of gas stations, bars, universities, and grocery stores around the state on Aug. 12. Public transportation was halted in Mexicali as a matter …
