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Baja California Opens New Animal Wellness Center
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Where should Tijuana be heading?
Where should Tijuana be heading? This was the name of the political panel organized by Coparmex, where five former mayors participated andoffered different viewpoints to strengthen municipal public policies. René Treviño Arredondo, Kurt Honold, Carlos Bustamante Anchondo, Juan Manuel Gastelum Buenrostro and Hector Osuna Jaime, (three come from the PRI, one from the PAN and […]
Get Your Music On and Keep Celebrating Earth Day in Tijuana and San Diego
TIJUANA.- New Friday means new weekend, and as usual here at SanDiegoRed we are always making sure that you have fun. Today, we have 5 events that we are sure you'll want to attend. So chose wisely and have fun! Friday, April 24th: Nekromantix in Tijuana Tonight, one of the most representatives bands of the […]
Little Boy Film Premieres in the United States
"Little Boy" opens Friday, April 24th, nationwide in the U.S. and at multiple locations throughout San Diego County. The movie was filmed in Baja Film Studios in Rosarito, Baja California and is widely anticipated by the local community. No date has been announced for the launch of the movie in Mexico, where the film will […]
The Guardian Lashes Out Against Mexico’s Green Party: “Corrupt and Not That Green”
MEXICO.- Among the different parties Mexico has, there's the Green Party, alleged to be all about ecology, this party is currently under the limelight of the country, but for all the wrong reasons. A lot has been said regarding the multiple violations towards electoral law that have culminated in historical punishments against the party. (There […]
Study: Less Than 6 Hours Of Sleep Are Making You Gain Weight
MEXICO.- Are you sleeping less than 6 hours? You better watch out, this may be the cause of your "inexplicable weight gain" according to Maritza Sandoval, Psychiatrist at Mexico's City Unit of Sleeping and Movement Disorders. Nowadays, not getting enough sleep is something very well accepted by society, being generally associated with academic of occupational […]
Today on International Book Day, Let’s Give Out Books and Flowers!
Every year on April 23rd we celebrate Saint George, patron of countries such as Bulgaria, England, Spain and Argentina. Saint Jordi as it's called in Catalonia, is considered a saint patron for all of those who are in love, kind of the European version of Cupid. According to legend, a long time ago in Cappadocia, […]
Jazz Festival: “Chinto Mendoza” Arrives in Tijuana
This Thursday and Friday will feature Jazz Festival: Chinto Mendoza's 9th edition at Instituto de Cultura de Baja California amphitheater (ICBC). The festival's main purpose is to spread jazz throughout the region while at the same acknowledge Jacinto "Chinto" Mendoza's career as a musician. Several local and foreign artists of the genre will unite to […]
Cerveza Fauna Opens Tasting Room in Tijuana
All craft beer lovers are overjoyed, as Cerveza Fauna, one of Baja's most renowned breweries, has recently opened their new Tasting Room in Tijuana's Plaza Fiesta, the new it place in the region for artisanal brews. Originally from Mexicali, the brewery had been planning this project for some time and finally, this past weekend they […]
“Tijuana, due to a terrible negociation is the most indebted municipality”
The debt of the municipality of Tijuana ascends to $2.5 billion pesos, the highest in Baja California, said Juan Manuel Hernández Brito, former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Baja California (CCPBC), who blamed the situation on Carlos Bustamante Anchondo's management. He explained that historically the public debt can be examined in three […]
Mexicans Can Now Travel To Canada With Their U.S. Visas
CANADA.- On Tuesday, Canada's Government announced the expansion of their Electronic Travel Authorization program (ETA) were they included Mexican travelers. This means that, starting in the first trimester of 2016, Mexican travelers who had a Canadian visa during the last 10 years or are able to travel to the US with their tourist visas (or […]
Art Alive 2015 Floral Exhibition in San Diego.
See the Museum in full bloom! A beloved tradition for 34 years, Art Alive is The San Diego Museum of Arts signature fundraiser and annual floral exhibition. Bringing the Permanent Collection to life in a uniquely beautiful way, Art Alive 2015 features 100+ floral interpretations of famous works from the Permanent Collection, and three days […]
Meteor Shower Will Arrive on Wednesday
WORLD.- Once night falls on Wednesday, April 22th we will able to observe Lyrids meteor shower at its fullest. Lyrids is an annual shower of shooting stars originated from the Lyra constellation, it can be appreciated from April 12th to 24th, having the 22nd as the day with maximum exposure. The number of meteors varies […]
Baja’s Wines Gets Awarded in Spain
During the 14th edition of the International Wines and Spirits Contest in Valladolid, Spain, four Mexican wineries were awarded, however, it was Casta de Vinos from Valle de Guadalupe who took home the gold with its Cardón 2012, a mixture of reds which consist on Syrah, Cabernet, Sauvignon and Mourvèdre. Cardón 2012 is a creation […]
Tijuana Celebrates Photography Month
Offering a vast activity program, Tijuana celebrates for the first time this year, a month dedicated to one of art's most culturally powerful disciplines. With activities such as conferences, exhibits and workshops, here is a list of everything that will be featured during this event: THURSDAY 04/16: Las cosas que nos unen y nos dividen: […]
Loud Snoring Can Cause Memory Damage
WORLD.- A recent study published in Neurology magazine revealed that loud snoring and sleep apnea could cause brain damage by deteriorating your memory and thoughts at a very young age. The research made by a group of scientist from the NYU Langone Medical Center analyzed the medical history of 2,470 adults among the ages of […]
The worlds most crossed border crossing is far from being the most efficient
The most crossed border crossing is far from being the most efficient. The problems vary; inadequate alimentation of vehicular flow to the San Ysidro border crossing, the lack of signs, and an untrained tourist police without fixed personnel. Their duty is only limited to controlling the line for medical and tourist services, which is a […]
Experience Nature at Torrey Pines!
Torrey Pines State Reserve is a protected area of 2,000 acres that offers a gorgeous view, several flora, virgin beaches and a lake that is vital for seabird migration. If you enjoy doing exercise outdoors or just simply want to relax throughout the weekend, Torrey Pines is the place to go. With 8 kilometers that […]
VIDEO| Dental Brush Lets You Know What Type Of Dental Cleaning You Need
Dental Brush knows that taking care of our teeth is a fundamental priority, which is why on this month they have extended their promo of 2 dental cleaning for just $50 dollars, so don't wait any longer and visit their clinic located on near the San Ysidro Port of Entry. On this occasion, Dr. Emmanuel […]
Nearly 700 Migrants Died in the Mediterranean Sea After Boat Capsizes
ITALY.- After a boat carrying nearly 700 migrants sank along between the coast of Italy and Libya during the night, this could turn out to be the worst incident regarding migrants in the history of Europe. According to media such as Reuters and AP, up until now only a handful of 24 survivors have been […]
Adobe Food Truck by Adobe Guadalupe
While the beloved boutique bed & breakfast and winery Adobe Guadalupe has been a favorite of Valle de Guadalupe insiders for years, there was one always one drawback its exclusivity. There was no public tasting room or restaurant, so anyone who wasn't staying at the hotel couldn't get farther than the front gates. Wine […]