-Editorial In today’s society, more women are embracing their financial and emotional independence, leading them to choose the path of staying single. The number of single women in the U.S. and globally has been steadily increasing, with more than half of all women now opting for singlehood. While this trend …
July, 2023
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24 July
Elon Musk Unveils Twitter Rebranding – Farewell Blue Bird, Hello ‘X’!
-Editorial Twitter will enter a new era as it will say goodbye to the bird and welcome the “X” as the social media company will be rebranding its image and promising a new era of innovation. On July 23rd, 2023, Musk teased that the platform would receive a rebrand, dropping …
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24 July
Marina del Pilar Promotes the Best of Baja California Culture in New York
-Editorial Baja California’s Governor, Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda, has taken the spotlight in New York City, promoting the rich cultural, gastronomic, and tourist treasures of her State. The event featured an exhibition of indigenous art, a visit to an authentic Baja Californian-style taco shop, and the dazzling projection of …
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23 July
Soles Begins Training for Upcoming Season
-Editorial Long-awaited returns and promising news were part of the experience at the first training session of the 2023 preseason for Soles de Mexicali at the PSF Auditorium. Captain Luke Martínez, Eric García, Josué Lara, and Austreberto Tona are the players who dressed once again with the colors of the …
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22 July
Gina Cruz Highlights Relationship with The United States and California
-Editorial The Senator for Baja California, Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge, acknowledged that the relationship with the United States, and especially with the state of California, represents great challenges, ranging from cross-border waters, illegal migration, as well as organized crime, in addition to the 2026 World Cup Soccer. A work meeting …
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22 July
Barbie Movie Breaks Society Imposed Stereotypes
-Editorial Do we live in the comfort of a plastic stereotypical society or there is more in life that we can learn from? That is the message of the Barbie movie that will mostly likely become the box office sensation of the summer. The movie delves into the traditional stereotypes …
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21 July
Fentanyl Summit Addresses the Impact of the Drug in Imperial County
-Editorial Fentanyl, the primary menace in our binational region, demands accessible information to protect young people and citizens from falling prey to its lethal effects. The Consulate of Mexico in Calexico, in collaboration with Imperial Valley College and Imperial County authorities, organized a Fentanyl Awareness Summit aimed at enlightening the …
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21 July
ICLA’s Summer Social and Networking Event in El Centro Unites Local Lawyers in Pursuit of Justice and Camaraderie
-Editorial In the realm of justice and advocacy, lawyers stand as unwavering champions for their clients, diligently safeguarding their rights and interests while adeptly navigating the complexities of legal strategies and adherence to laws. In their continuous pursuit of fostering a robust and well-connected legal community, the Imperial County Lawyer’s …
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20 July
Student mural project to be unveiled in Yuma
-Editorial Yuma’s vibrant art scene is about to receive a new addition as the City of Yuma Parks and Recreation Department’s Arts and Culture Division prepares to unveil an exciting mural project. Created in collaboration with Arizona@Work, the captivating artwork titled “Welcome to Carver Park” will be officially revealed to …
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19 July
San Diego Comic-Con Will Go Forward Without Hollywood Stars
-Editorial The San Diego Comic-Con will lack star power presence as Hollywood A-listers skip out on promotional panels to support the ongoing strike in Los Angeles. Actors went on strike last Friday, effectively shutting down the film and television industry. Actors are not permitted to promote any work tied to …
