-Editorial A recent study reveals that more than half of Californians support fining parents for their children’s school absences, with an average suggested fine of $22 per day. The survey, conducted by Test Prep Insight, included 3,000 parents and highlighted significant opinions on the issue of student absenteeism and mental …
August, 2024
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1 August
Trademark Opposition
By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney In our country, since 2018, a procedure called opposition has been incorporated into the process of trademark registration applications, and although it is simple, it has had significant repercussions. This figure will be briefly explained. If a trademark application is submitted to the Mexican …
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1 August
U.S. Senate Passes Landmark Kids Online Safety Act
-Editorial The Senate passed the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) with overwhelming support, marking a significant step towards holding tech companies accountable for online dangers affecting minors. The bill, approved by a 91-3 vote, represents the first major Congressional effort in decades to address the issue of harmful online content. …
July, 2024
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31 July
Art Mural Inspires Civic Engagement in Imperial Valley
-Editorial A fresh approach to civic engagement was unveiled on the evening of July 25 as Los Amigos de la Comunidad continued the Viva Maze Civic Initiative in Calexico. This groundbreaking project, designed to enhance voter turnout in the Imperial Valley, was brought to life through a compelling mural by …
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31 July
Ensenada Ready to Welcome 21 Cruise Ships in August
-Editorial With a diverse array of cultural, sports, gastronomic, and recreational activities, Ensenada is preparing to welcome 21 cruise ships in August, as announced by Mayor Armando Ayala Robles. The mayor emphasized that ongoing efforts in the sector have maintained the monthly arrival trend. For the upcoming month, ships from …
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31 July
Biden Slams Supreme Court Extremism, Proposes Term Limits and Ethics Code
-Editorial In a Monday address in Austin commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, President Joe Biden called for sweeping reforms of the U.S. Supreme Court, criticizing recent decisions that he argued have granted Presidents broad immunity from criminal prosecution. Biden described this immunity as making a President …
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29 July
Caribbean Tourism Stakeholders to Convene at SOTIC 2024 in the Cayman Islands
-Editorial The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is gearing up for its State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) 2024, scheduled for September 2-6, 2024, at the Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa. Themed “Caribbean Tourism – Fueling our Lifeblood,” SOTIC 2024 will assemble a distinguished roster of …
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28 July
Three Historic National Nominations for Salvia Blanca and Contemplación in Valle de Guadalupe
-Editorial Salvia Blanca and Contemplación in Valle de Guadalupe are making a mark in the national gastronomic, tourism infrastructure, and social responsibility scenes, as evidenced by the announcement from General Director Francisco Bazán, who revealed three finalist nominations the group has received this year. Among the nominations are Best Young …
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28 July
Financial Security for Parents Declines Sharply: Federal Reserve Study Reveals Impact of Tax Credit Expiration
-Editorial Last year saw a notable decline in financial well-being among parents with younger children, according to a recent Federal Reserve study. The Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking (SHED) revealed that the percentage of parents with children under 18 who felt financially secure dropped from 69% in 2022 to …
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27 July
Imperial County Hosts International Visitor Leadership Program
-Editorial Imperial County proudly welcomed a diverse group of global leaders from countries such as Azerbaijan, Brazil, Cambodia, Chile, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Georgia, Ghana, India, Malaysia, Morocco, Peru, Poland, United Republic of Tanzania, and The People’s Republic of China as part of the prestigious International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) administered by …
