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Designer to stars readies TJ show
Claudia Muñoz, who coordinated Saturday's casting, added: "A lot of people are excited about Tijuana Innovadora and, in particular, the fashion show. "It is the first time an event of this type has been held here for many years." Another casting call will be staged in San Diego later this month. This year will be […]
Heated start of Chávez Jr vs Martínez’ tour
It was in Los Angeles where the awaited tour for the Julio César Chávez Jr vs Argentinean Sergio Martínez clash was launched. The fighters will face each other on the 15 of September for the World Boxing Council (WBC) Middleweight Belt at the Thomas & Mack Center of Las Vegas. The 4 city tour started […]
Hugo Chavez becomes another Cancer Survivor
Just a few hours ago, the President of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez stated that he was free of cancer and ready to fully join the current electoral campaign looking for his third reelection. A month ago an anonymous source stated that the treatment Hugo Chávez received in Cuba had not been successful and that he had […]
Peña Nieto did not use a prompter during interview: CNN
After Enrique Peña Nieto was interviewed on CNN by Fareed Zakaria and the video made it to the internet, a series of doubts and concerns started taking over social network sites when people noticed Peña Nieto took too long to answer the questions presented by Zakaria. CNN issued are lease stating that no one dictated […]
A Hidden Tequila Cave in Rosarito Beach : Mercado del Mar
By Jack George Via Baja.com Rosarito Beach resident, Blas Garcia more familiarly called Don Blas opened a small meat market in 1982. It was not long before he added a section for groceries.He named his business Mercado del Mar. Today, you can find most any grocery item you need..and maybe some you don't! […]
Peña Nieto’s interview worries audience
Last week Enrique Peña Nieto was interviewed by Fareed Zakaria for the "GPS" TV show broadcasted on the CNN network; the concern was not over the dialogue itself, though, but on the pauses Peña Nieto made while answering Zakaria's questions. Why not respond fluidly? The interview's topic was the future of Mexico's war against drugs, […]
Rocking Out in Ensenada Blues/Rock Fest
June 30th was the date for a musical and food experience to please almost anyone. The cost was only $8 for admission. Music provided by Big Shot Rob & The Reloaders, Michele Lundoon, Fay & Ernesto Rosas and several others started at 2 pm. The venue was the Riviera Cultural Center in the shaded amphitheater, […]
Valle de Guadalupe: Baja California’s Enchanting Wine Country
Being in El Valle de Guadalupe there is always this feeling of serenity that I can not get enough of. On our most recent trip we were celebrating Father's day. We rarely ever have a plan or set agenda, it's more like we make the drive down there and see where we end up. With […]
Tijuana celebrates 123 years
TIJUANA.- Singer Jenni Rivera will be headlining the concert to be held in honor of Tijuana's anniversary, the city will be turning 123 next July 11. The city council has made public the schedule to celebrate the "Coqueta Tijuana" with cultural, sport and gastronomic events. The "Opera on the Street" is the first activity in […]
Thousands march against Peña Nieto in Tijuana
TIJUANA.- Thousands of people marched this Saturday through the streets of Tijuana against what they consider to be an imposition of presidential candidate Enrique Peña Nieto, winner of last week's elections'. The protest called a "Mega-March", took place simultaneously on different Mexican cities, all of them condemning the alleged buying of votes by the Institutional […]
Opera on the streets of Tijuana
"Opera en la Calle" (Opera on the Street) the already traditional cultural festival will be held next Saturday July 07 at the Libertad Quarter. From 12 pm forward, local artistic talent will gather in this famous Quarter located right at the border to delight people from the city with a varied program. Fifth Street will […]
Xolos in Chula Vista for friendlies
CHULA VISTA- It was close to an old fashion scrimmage. There were no electronic scoreboards. No video screens. No stadium seating. There was no loud public announcement system. A trio of referees was there to force the rules. That's the closest thing to resemble an official match. Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles and the San Diego Flash […]
La Querencia, combining Mediterranean techniques and asian flavors
After slurping down those two gems, a smoked Ahi tuna tostada followed shortly thereafter. The crunchy tostada was topped with tender ahi tuna, wasabi cream, garlic chips and avocado. Each bite had a little bit of each ingredient, and it was just divine. I tried to eat slowly, so that I got to savor each […]
Mexican elections’ protest reaches San Diego
SAN DIEGO.- Dozens of Mexican citizens living in San Diego got together this Thursday outside the General Consulate of Mexico in the city to express their unconformity with the alleged irregularities of the presidential elections last Sunday. Motivated by their family ties with the south of the border or even because many of them made […]
Movement “#YoSoy132” takes over Tijuana’s streets
The elections held this year stood apart because of the involvement of student movements like #YoSoy132, something that did not go unnoticed by adults. "Young people give hope to this country, they show us that they're on the right path" stated San Diego's activist Mar Cárdenas who moved to Tijuana just a few months back […]
The Beaches of Los Cabos
Monuments Beach Monuments Beach is located just off of the Kilometer 5 marker on the highway, beneath the famous Sunset Da Mona Lisa Restaurant and at the very end of the Tourist Corridor (closest to Cabo San Lucas). This beach is not one that is usually frequented by tourists unless they are visiting Sunset Da […]
Mexican Elections: Over half the votes will be recounted
MEXICO.- Over half of the votes casted in Mexico during the presidential elections last Sunday will be counted again, according to what electoral authorities announced today; a percentage way higher than was expected. The Executive Secretary of Federal Institute of Elections (IFE), Edmundo Jacobo, informed that the 54.5% of the electoral packages that belong to […]
Xolos players add local flavor to roster
Joe Corona walked out of the tunnel at Qualcomm Stadium last week, marching to the middle of the field in line with his teammates. He and the rest of the Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles starters held hands with children as they walked next to players from Club America. It appeared to be a routine pregame drill. […]
Rick Bayless on holiday in Baja
Famous Chef Rick Bayless, host of TV show "Mexico, One Plate at a Time" is on vacation in Tijuana and its surroundings. But Bayless didn't come back alone; he brought 35 of his top collaborators to visit Tecate, Ensenada, Rosarito Beach and the Guadalupe Valley. Enjoying the flavors of Baja, the gastronomic specialist brought Executive […]
Mexico defies the elections’ outcome
Since the electing campaigns started, many of Mexico's citizens demanded a fair and clear procedure. The extent of presidential campaigns, media exposition and everything else should be the same for all of the candidates. The Election Day passed and the preliminary count appointed a winner people weren't happy with, it is being written about, it […]