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Inversionistas proponen una gigantesca auditorio de espectáculos en San Diego
Cuando el gigante del entretenimiento AEG inauguró el Staples Center en 1999, el más grande lugar para conciertos en Los Ángeles con su capacidad para 19,000 personas, se volvió uno de los catalizadores para la revitalización del centro de la ciudad. Ahora, AEG espera construir otro vanguardista centro deportivo y de entretenimiento en el sitio […]
April 13, 2017
Tijuana Journalist Protest Violent Acts Against Members of the Mexican Press
After the recent wave of attacks on Mexican journalists from Oacaxa, Tamaulipas, and Ciudad Juarez, a group of Tijuana journalists expressed their solidarity with these reporters and photojournalists that have been harassed or murdered for doing their job. "Killing journalists won't kill the truth" is one of the phrases that could be read in this […]
April 13, 2017
Beer of the Week: La Calaña’s “Huapango”
Huapango. No, we're not talking about the folk dance from Veracruz, but the beer that has been on my mind since I first tasted it at Ensenada's Summer Beer Fest, one that must be on everyone's list for the season. "If you don't like it, you come back and tell me, and I'll give you […]
April 13, 2017
Over 1,000 Abanoned Tijuana Houses to be Auctioned
TIJUANA. Mexicos National Funding Institute for Worker Housing (Infonavit) stated that a public auction will be held next week, where they hope to sell over 5,000 abandoned houses throughout the country, of which 1,500 are located in Tijuana. Tijuana, along with the state of Baja California, suffered during the financial and real estate crisis of […]
April 13, 2017
Mexican Peso Plummeting After Brexit Vote
After the "Leave the EU" vote won by a slim margin after yesterday's Brexit referendum, the world's biggest stock markets are watching helplessly as every currency is falling in relation to the USD. But it wasn't only the British pound that suffered because of the referendum, because the Mexican peso was one of the most […]
April 13, 2017
Mexico’s Secretary of Finance Announces Cut in Public Spending After Brexit Results
Mexico's Ministry of Finance and Public Credit released an official statement saying that the public spending budget will be cut by 31.715 million pesos after the "Brexit" referendum ended on a victory for the UK leaving the European Union. The Mexican peso fell over 4% against the USD before the Brexit results were announced "We […]
April 13, 2017
The Only Thing You Need to Enjoy Your Vacation in Baja
Its summertime, everyone has a vacation coming up and the last thing you want is to be stuck inside. The thing is, money is always a big concern when planning such a long outing; every cent is important, and thats why Baja's Ministry of Tourism has you covered if you are a resident of Baja […]
April 13, 2017
U.S. Embassy in Tijuana Raises LGBT Pride Flag
TIJUANA. In celebration of LGBT Pride Month, the U.S. Consul in Tijuana has raised the gay flag as a symbol of support towards the community and the fight for equal rights everywhere. Through an official statement from the American consulate, they highlighted their commitment with dedication in helping everyone who works for a more inclusive […]
April 13, 2017
6 Weekend Events in San Diego and Tijuana You Can’t Miss
The weekend is closing in, and while some people have it all planned already, others (maybe yourself) are at a loss about what to do, so here are some ideas in case you want to spend a good time in either Tijuana or San Diego. Enjoy! Friday June 24 1. Muse Tribute Baja California band […]
April 13, 2017
Mexico’s New Consul General in San Diego Wants to Be A “Cross Border” Diplomat
Marcela Celorio is Mexicos new Consul General in San Diego, the new representative for her country's and countrymen's interest in the region. During a press conference at the Cross Border Xpress (CBX) binational crossing, Celorio highlighted the importance of teamwork and her openness to listen and learn from the border community. That way, during her […]
April 13, 2017
Organizers in Tijuana are Planning a Protest in Solidarity with Oaxaca
TIJUANA. The recent wave of violence in Oaxaca has caused people all over Mexico and the world to stand in protest and solidarity with people of the state, including places like Paris, Barcelona, Switzerland, and even the pedestrian border crossing between Tijuana and San Ysidro. http://edgecast.sdr-files.buscafs.com/uploads/news/photos/news_photo_75624_1466620553.jpg Photo: Facebook @Desinformémonos According to an image that has […]
April 13, 2017
Man Gets Jail Time as Tijuana’s First Ever Public Trial Begins
Tijuanas first ever public hearing of what is called the New Penal Justice System was held yesterday for a murder case, which took place last Saturday. The defendant, a Mexican-American born in San Diego, is accused of murdering two men while on a night of partying. The hearing lasted an hour, and no cameras or […]
April 13, 2017
Group Protests Against Violence in Oaxaca at San Ysidro Border
SAN YSIDRO. A group people in the U.S. gathered in support of Oaxaca on Tuesday around 8:00 p.m., in support of Oaxaca after a wave of violence affected the Mexican state this past weekend. During the encounter, a woman used a megaphone to voice her frustration with, as she put it, the American government's involvement […]
April 13, 2017
Tijuana Police to Patrol Otay and San Ysidro Ports After Drivers Threaten with Extortions
Tijuana mayor Jorge Astiazarán Orcí, has instructed police officers to maintain a permanent patrol in the area to prevent certain individuals from extorting people trying to cross the border, with the purpose of safeguarding pedestrians and drivers headed for the U.S. through the Otay and San Ysidro port of entry. Due to a recent surge […]
April 13, 2017
Tijuana Chef Receives Commendation for Promoting Mexican Cuisine Abroad
TIJUANA. Mexico's Ministry of Tourism (SECTURE) is constantly promoting Baja's cuisine both inside and out of Mexico, as part of an official mandate by the Federal Government to showcase and expand the country's culinary art. That is why Chef Javier Plascencia's distinguished career was officially recognized yesterday by the Ministry of Foreign Relations (SRE) with […]
April 13, 2017
Mexican Secretary of Education Unfazed About Violence in Oaxaca
Fifty hours hours had to pass after the riots in Oaxaca, where members of the National Coordination of Educational Workers (CNTE) and police forces clashed in Nochixtlán, for Mexico's Secretary of Education, Aurelio Nuño, to make any kind of statement about this violent situation. Nuño said during a press conference that his thoughts are with […]
April 13, 2017
Wildfire in Tecate Has Consumed Over 7,000 Acres
TECATE. The Baja California municipality of Tecate is still on high alert due to the out of control wildfire that broke out last Sunday and has now engulfed over 3,000 hectares. San Diego Cal Fire stated through its official Twitter account that their efforts have only managed to contain 5% of the fire. Also, 3 […]
April 13, 2017
Unlicensed American “Surgeons” are Fleeing to Tijuana
Mexican authorities have warned about several cases of supposed American physicians with their licenses revoked trying to perform surgeries in Tijuana, a situation that affects the city's medical tourism and goes against the Baja California Medical Arbitrage Committee and endangers the life of patients looking to get cheap surgery. "There is an ample supply of […]
April 13, 2017
Summer Beer Fest 2016 Showcases Up and Coming Breweries in Ensenada
Forget for a moment about Baja's most popular craft beer expos and festivals; the second edition of Ensenada's barely known Summer Beer Fest had live music, food, and beer, lots of it. This, however, is to be expected in any self-respecting beer fest, so what makes this one so special? Two word answer: Free admission. […]
April 13, 2017
Intense Heat will Continue Through the Week in Tijuana and San Diego
The heatwave that is slowly cooking Tijuana and San Diego alive since the weekend will continue throughout the week, so if youre one of those people who complained about cloudy skies and cool drafts in May, now youre probably switching sides and will complain about this. According to AccuWeathers forecast, Tijuana will feel highs of […]
April 13, 2017
