Border Wall in Playas de Tijuana Will Open Again for Family Gatherings

The wall that divides the Tijuana border with the United States will be opened again, as every year, so that families have a moment of union, all of this on November 18. The organization Angeles de la Frontera is in charge of managing permits so that the doors that divide both countries are opened for […]

November 8, 2017

10 key elements to build and maintain a Cluster

Ifor Ffowcs-Williams, President and CEO of Cluster Navigators Ltd, in New Zealand, who is recognized as one of the most influential cluster professionals in the world, was invited to the 10th Latin American Congress of Clusters, held in Tijuana. The specialist talked about how a strong and constantly evolving cluster can generate industrial transformations, economic […]

November 7, 2017

Tijuana Coffee Festival Is Back This November

For the second year in a row, students from the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC) are organizing a festival where coffee lovers can find the ideal space to relax and drink this delicious beverage, hot or cold. The event was created with the goal of promoting and encouraging the trend of consuming coffee while […]

November 7, 2017

Photo Contest to Be Held at El Trompo in Tijuana This November

TIJUANA.- The Trompo Interactive Museum is announcing the activities that will be part of the Noche de Estrellas (Night of Stars) event next Saturday, November 25, and one of them will be a photo contest. According to the organizers, they will not accept work done before the event, so they must participate during the schedule […]

November 7, 2017

Paris Hilton Visits Mexico to Help Quake Victims

The visit of Paris Hilton, one of the most controversial figures of the pop culture, took Mexico by surprise yesterday when she visited ​​Xochimilco, one of the most affected areas by the past earthquakes that shook several states in the country in September. Trying to prove that she is not just one rich and spoiled […]

November 7, 2017

Tijuana’s Old Cine Libertad Reopens After Decades of Neglect

Sharing the best of cinema and artistic works throughout more than 60 active years, Cine Libertad has been reopened this past month to remember great times in local entertainment and make facilities known to new generations. It was a place where Tijuana residents came to see their favorite films in the Libertad neighborhood, which was […]

November 7, 2017

Bunker Food Crew in Tijuana Celebrates 3rd Anniversary With an “All 2 for 1” Promo

On its third anniversary, Bunker Food Crew (one of the city's best food truck spots) will bring the house down this coming Wednesday with a 2 for 1 promo in all of its establishments. Ten food options from different countries and more will be available for this day. You only have to choose your favorite […]

November 6, 2017

Stranger Things Party This Friday in Tijuana!

Strange things, Eggos and the whole "upside down" will be relived this Friday at the "Stranger Things" theme party that "La Mija" is preparing for all the fans. The most famous patio on Calle Sexta will give you a party set in the style of Hawkins with the mixes of the soundtrack music of the […]

November 5, 2017

San Diego County McDonald’s Restaurant Brings Back the McRib

SAN DIEGO – The tasty fan favorite – the McRib – is back! The iconic McRib returns for a limited time at participating restaurants in San Diego County. The McRib’s most loyal fans will be able to quickly locate the sandwich with the official “McRib Finder app” for iOS and Android phones. Consumers can simply […]

November 3, 2017

Taste the Tijuana of 1934 at this Event in November

Tras / Horizonte restaurant will bring to us a proof of what was the "Forbidden Tijuana" of 1934, the year in which the United States applied the "Dry Law" or "Ley Seca" to the citizenship. The contribution of a collector who has in his possession a printed menu of a TJ diner of the year […]

November 3, 2017

Chilaquiles Tortas are Now Available in Mexicali at “El Truck Nuestro”

The wait is over. The most famous chilaquiles tortas from Tijuana are now available at the State's capital: Mexicali. The new El Truck Nuestro is located on Boulevard Benito Juárez 1199 (formerly Las Villas). All the flavor of this classic dish that came to Tijuana to try luck among foodies, can now be enjoyed by […]

November 3, 2017

4 November Events in Rosarito Beach

ROSARITO.- The year is almost over and what better way to celebrate this than in Rosarito. At the moment only some events have been confirmed for this month, however, there is no doubt that as the days go by, more and more will be coming out. Day of the Dead Walk in Cerro Coronel This […]

November 3, 2017

A 50% Increase in the Cost of LP Gas Takes Tijuanenses by Surprise

A 50% increase in the cost of LP domestic gas has been applied in the city of Tijuana since last December to date. The residents were surprised by the large increase in the cost since gas is essential for all families, where now a tank can weigh 45 kilos and can cost 900 pesos ($48.00 […]

November 3, 2017

GALLERY: Day of the Dead Celebration at Mercado Hidalgo in Tijuana

Around 500 visitors attended the traditional Day of the Dead Festival that took place inside the Mercado Hidalgo (Hidalgo Market) in Tijuana, where Mexican pre-Hispanic dance performances where enjoyed, as well as the now famous altar de muertos made by Elba Olmedo. In order to preserve the Mexican traditions in this border city, citizens were […]

November 2, 2017

Citizens place Francisco Vega as one of the three worst governors in the country

The National Survey of Citizens Perception made by the Strategic Communication Cabinet places Francisco Vega as one of the three worst governors in the country, only behind the governors of Tabasco and Morelos, with a rating of 4.1. The perception of more than half (52.9%) of Baja California’s citizens is that the state is stagnant, […]

November 2, 2017

5 Weekend Events in Tijuana to Welcome November

TIJUANA.- Whether you want to spend a quiet night or a night full of adrenaline, you must know that there's an option for that. Find an event that fits your needs this weekend. [h1]Friday November 3[/h1] Laser Show: Monsters of Rock You can enjoy the music of Ozzy Osbourne, AC / DC, Guns N 'Roses, […]

November 1, 2017

The 8th International Mariachi and Folkloric Ballet Festival Is Almost Here

The eighth edition of Rosarito's crown event about music and dance is almost back. We're talking about, of course, the International Mariachi and Folkloric Ballet Festival. And just like last year, , the beautiful Rosarito Beach Hotel & Resort will host it, this coming Saturday october 7. It's not just another excuse for great eating. […]

November 1, 2017

New “Day of the Dead” Corn on the Cob at La Eloteria in Tijuana

La Eloteria in Tijuana tends to launch a special corn on the cob presentation every Mexican Holiday, or sometimes just because, but this time, they're bringing us the "Elote Calavera." This new presentation will be available since today to celebrate the Day of the Dead, a Mexican tradition that can' t go unnoticed. Huitlacoche, cheese, […]

November 1, 2017

13 Concerts to Enjoy in Tijuana This November

TIJUANA.- We are only two months away from finishing the year and it is fair to celebrate in the best way possible, whether attending events such as festivals, or buying tickets for those concerts that we deserve so much. [contentTable include=h1 anchor=false][/contentTable] [h1]Closing Concert of the XII Latin American Meeting of Double Basses[/h1] Where? Showroom […]

October 31, 2017

Mexico Getting Better at Auditing and Managing Taxes

One of the major challenges that the Mexican Tax Administration Service (SAT, in Spanish) faces in order to raise resources is improving the audit of major taxpayers; and this challenge is ambitious. Last year, the agency managed to raise about 24 billion MXN by audit, more than double than what was collected in previous years, […]

October 31, 2017