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June, 2023

  • 3 June

    NASCAR’s Support for LGBTQ Community Sparks Controversy and Boycott Calls

    – Editorial NASCAR finds itself embroiled in controversy during Pride Month as critics call for a boycott due to its support for the LGBTQ agenda. “We celebrate the LGBTQ community during #PrideMonth and beyond,” read the tweet, accompanied by a vibrant Happy Pride Month banner featuring the NASCAR logo adorned …

  • 3 June

    The U.S. Senate gives final approval to debt ceiling deal

    -Editorial  The U.S. Senate gave final approval late Thursday to a debt ceiling and budget cuts package thanks to a bipartisan deal and sent it to President Joe Biden’s desk to become law.  Approval in the Senate on a bipartisan vote, 63-36, somewhat reflected the agreement between both parties to …

  • 2 June

    Women Entrepreneurs in the Region Enjoyed the Enriching 7th Industrial Women’s Tour Organized by CANACINTRA Mexicali

    -Editorial Led by Francisco Fuentes Aréstegui, president of CANACINTRA Mexicali, and Teresa Babún Villarreal, Vice President of Industrial Women of CANACINTRA Mexicali, the “Industrial Women’s Tour” took place on Wednesday, May 31st, in its seventh edition. The event saw the participation of approximately 130 women from the region, including women …

  • 2 June

    Demand for Effective Strategies to Restore Peace and Security in Baja California, Says Coparmex

    -Editorial  Amid concerns over recent violent events that have rocked Baja California, Coparmex in Tijuana is demanding the implementation of improved strategies to restore peace and security in the region. Gustavo Fernández de León, President of the Baja California Federation of Coparmex, representing the business centers of Tijuana, Ensenada, and …

  • 1 June

    New River Improvement Project marks milestone with groundbreaking ceremony in Calexico

    -Editorial A project to improve water quality in the New River as it crosses into California from Mexico broke ground in Calexico. This milestone reflects years of collaborative advocacy and nearly $48 million in investments from the state of California. Trash and waste from municipal, agricultural, and industrial sources cause …

  • 1 June

    Discover the Enchanting Beauty of Chiapas: A Mexican Gem

    -Editorial Nestled in southern Mexico, Chiapas entices adventurers and nature enthusiasts with its captivating allure. Boasting a wealth of cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and diverse ecosystems, it has become a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an immersive and unforgettable experience. The State Secretary of Tourism, in collaboration with the Municipal …

May, 2023

  • 31 May

    Small Businesses in the US are Losing Faith in the Financial System

    -Editorial In recent years, small businesses in the United States have been grappling with a significant issue: a loss of faith in the financial system. This worrisome trend is driven by multiple factors that have eroded entrepreneurs’ and business owners’ confidence, resulting in disillusionment and frustration. The consequences of this …

  • 30 May

    Technology Experts Call for AI Regulation Before It Causes Human Extinction

    -Editorial The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has prompted calls from technology experts for urgent regulation to prevent potentially catastrophic consequences. Director James Cameron, known for his Terminator movies, has even paused his latest project to observe how the real world responds to the emergence of AI. In Cameron’s …

  • 30 May

    Baja California Forges Partnerships with Silicon Valley

    -Editorial                                                                                                                    In an effort to foster collaboration and promote innovative projects, representatives from innovation centers, technology companies, and educational institutions convened in Silicon Valley on May 25 and 26. The gathering aimed to establish alliances with key players, explore private capital funds, and engage with technology giants and artificial intelligence …

  • 29 May

    Imperial Valley College Launches Training Program for Lithium Industry and Geothermal Energy

    -Editorial Imperial Valley College (IVC), in partnership with the County of Imperial, EnergySource Minerals, BHE Renewables, and Controlled Thermal Resources, announced the introduction of the Lithium Industry Force Training (LIFT) program on Wednesday, May 24th. Starting in Fall of 2023, this program aims to provide the local workforce with the …

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