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Governor Marina del Pilar and Beatriz Gutiérrez promote reading in Baja California
Baja Californian Governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, in cooperation with Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, Historical and Cultural Memory of Mexico Counselor, led together Fandangos por la Lectura (Fandangos for Reading) in Tijuana. This event was a joint project between the Government of Mexico and the Uruguayan Embassy to spread interesting in reading among Mexicans. This […]
Adobada taco from “Taquería El Flamazo” in Ensenada gets an 8.5 due to lack of guacamole
On this episode of Una Mordida Tacos Ensenada, our host, Chef Danny Betancourt went to “Taquería El Flamazo” located at Calle J 787 El Sauzal 22760. On this occasion, he tried two classic tacos: a carne asada taco and an adobada taco, both priced at $1.40 dollars ($26 pesos). Adobada Taco The first thing that […]
Events that will fill Tijuana with music and handicrafts this weekend
To end April, Tijuana will have a couple of concerts this weekend that you cannot miss and a handicraft exhibition that shows the best of the region. That’s why, we share some information about these events so you can take them into account and end this month with the best vibes. XX Expo Artesanal Tijuana […]
Marco Antonio Labastida, proud Tijuana native, has been singing for 39 years: Baja Window to the South
Baja Window to the South’s goal is to show, recognize, and advertise the diverse talents of those who live in Baja California and have managed to elevate the name of the state all around the world with their accomplishments. An example of this is operatic tenor Marco Antonio Labastida, one of the most important artists […]
Marina del Pilar announces “Respira” program that aims to reduce traffic in Tijuana
The government of Baja California led by its governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda in cooperation with the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Urban Development, and Territory Redesign announced the launch of the “Respira” (Breathe) program that is looking to reduce traffic in the city and lower environmental pollution levels. In her message directed at Baja Californian […]
Does insurance cover alternative medicine treatments?
Located in one of Tijuana’s safest areas, Immunity Therapy Center’s (ITC) main goal is to give you the best alternative cancer treatment. One of the main advantages of these alternative treatments is that their side effects, in contrast with traditional methods, tend to be less aggressive. In fact, alternative treatments tend to be used effectively […]
Marina del Pilar announces face mask usage in closed spaces will be optional in Baja California
Starting Monday, April 25, face mask usage in Baja California will be optional both in open and closed spaces. This was announced by Governor Marina del Pilar, due to the significant decrease in reported Covid-19 cases in the state. This decision was taken based on recommendations by the Scientific Committee of the Secretariat of Health, […]
New mugging method in Otay Border Crossing surprises public
It is not news that there is an organized crime mafia at the Otay and San Ysidro border crossings whose goal is to mug and scam thousands of the car drivers crossing daily to the US. Although several criminal cells have been dismantled by security operations in both areas, it is true that crime continues […]
Marina del Pilar signs Baja California’s subsidy with CFE
Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, Baja Californian Governor, signed this Saturday an agreement with the Federal Commission of Electricity (CFE) which grants the state an electrical energy subsidy that will benefit thousands of families. Along with the state Secretary of Finance, Marco Antonio Moreno Mexía, the governor stated that this aid will start in May […]
Ensenada’s “Tacos La Avioneta” receives a grade of 7 for their dry shrimps
On this episode of Una Mordida Tacos Ensenada, our host, Chef Danny Betancourt went to “Tacos La Avioneta” in Ensenada, located at Calle 7ma between Rayon and Aldama 1840. On this occasion he tried two tacos: a shrimp a la diabla (super spicy) taco priced at $2.25 dollars ($45 pesos) and a marlin stuffed pepper […]
Marina del Pilar is among the 5 best governors of Mexico
Every month, several public opinion research trackers such as Mitofsky reveal the approval ratings of different state authorities. In the month of April, Baja Californian Governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila was ranked among the first places of this ranking. The governor’s approval rating ranking is one of many Mitofsky categories that are tracked. In this […]
Tijuana is the Craft Beer Capital of Mexico: Baja Window to the South
Baja Window to the South is here to bring Americans all the necessary information regarding gastronomy, tourism, sports, and the wonders that Baja California has to offer. Olga Sánchez de la Vega and Scott Koenig are in charge of sharing this information every episode as well as welcoming all of their guests. On this episode, […]
Marina del Pilar announces family rights program for Baja Californian children and teenagers
MEXICALI.- Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda revealed the “Familias de Corazón” (Families of Heart) program in Baja California, which will allow Baja Californian children and teenagers protected by DIF to have a foster home so that they can get the appropriate care and assistance they need while their legal situation is resolved. In her […]
Don Luis Agustín Cetto, who promoted Baja California as a winemaking region worldwide, has died
A few minutes ago, the death of Don Luis Agustín Cetto at age 87 was announced. He promoted the production of wine in the state of Baja California and strengthened one of the companies that has helped distinguish Baja Californians. Don Luis Agustín Cetto, born in Tijuana in August 28, 1934, son of Italian immigrants, […]
Marina del Pilar promotes “Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro” program in Baja California
Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, Baja Californian Governor, led the installation of the mobile offices of the “Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro” (Young People Building the Future) program, which brings Mexican youth job and learning opportunities through a monthly scholarship. These offices were set up in the Community Center “Valle de Puebla” of DIF Baja California, […]
Pressed pork rind taco at Guisados La Vianda in Ensenada left us speechless
On this episode of Una Mordida Tacos Ensenada, our host, Chef Danny Betancourt went to “Guisados La Vianda” located at México 3 Km.102, El Sauzal. On this occasion, he tried two tacos: a pressed pork rind taco priced at $1.55 dollars ($31 pesos) and a taco called “El Vampiro” priced at $1.75 dollars ($35 pesos). […]
Baja California has become a gastro-touristic destination: Baja Window to the South
Every week, Baja Window to the South interviews people that are essential to the Baja California’s development. On this occasion, Tana Plascencia, President of Tijuana’s National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (CANIRAC) was present. Tana is also a member of Grupo Plascencia, created in 1969, which brought to Tijuana natives and Mexicans […]
US will no longer receive Ukrainians from Tijuana border crossings
Starting Monday, April 25, Ukrainian citizens will only be able to apply for asylum in the USA through the ”Uniting for Ukraine (U4U)” program, which will be implemented by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and will allow Ukrainians affected by the Russia-Ukraine War to stay in the United States for up to two years. […]
Marina del Pilar: Anti-COVID 19 vaccination programs continue in Baja California
Baja California’s governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda stated that any person that hasn’t received their Covid-19 booster shot will have access to the complete vaccination schedule, regardless of social condition, nationality, and residency. During the twenty-second edition of Marina del Pilar’s Wednesday morning press conference, that took place in Mexicali, the governor reaffirmed that […]
How To Attract Top Manufacturing Talent in Mexico
When compared to other businesses, manufacturers confront unique hiring obstacles, which means they must compete harder for qualified people. In today’s tight labor market, these challenges have become more difficult to overcome. Manufacturers seeking to hire in Mexico must devise a strategy that is in line with local hiring practices. While you may have a […]