Romney’s mexican relatives sad over Obama’s victory

The news of President Barak Obama's victory over his political opponent Mitt Romney arrived in real time to the Mexican desert, the defeat was felt close to home and destroyed the hopes that several dozen of his relatives had of the Republican candidate, killing their illusion and burying it into a pit, of having someone […]

April 13, 2017

Human Trafficking in Tijuana: A must see Film

Felix: Self-Fictions of a Smuggler exposes for the first time the world of human trafficking from the eyes of a smuggler, and through fragments of films in which Felix acts out his life as a "coyote" (smuggler). "While on set of an autobiographical film, I found out that he is in fact someone who traffics […]

April 13, 2017

George W. Bush voted for Obama?

Crawford, Texas became the center of controversy on Election Day, as the ex-president George W. Bush voted for Democratic candidate Barak Obama. This incident would have gone undetected, but all thanks to his own doing, he made this news known by trying to correct it, because who he actually meant to vote for was Mitt […]

April 13, 2017

New President Enrique Peña Nieto congratulates Obama on his victory

After results revealed Barack Obama's victory in the elections held yesterday throughout the country, Enrique Peña Nieto extended a greeting to congratulate the now re-elected president through different social networks. The message was made through official accounts on Facebook and Twitter, where the future Mexican president also said that soon he will make a trip […]

April 13, 2017

Xolos closing out the 2012 season

TIJUANA, BC. – With their eyes set on qualifying for the Copa Libertadores of America, Club Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente will be put to the test this coming Sunday on a game against Chivas of Guadalajara, where they are looking to close out their regular season with a bang in the Apertura Tournament 2012 of the […]

April 13, 2017

Bob Filner’s campaign for the Hispanic vote paid off

Candidate for mayor of San Diego County Bob Filner was at the Logan Heights Library yesterday with Latino supporters, whom among them were several prominent members of the community such as Senator Juan Vargas and activist Enrique Morones. Proving once again that the color of Latino support is blue, and that is why Filner decided […]

April 13, 2017

Bleu Boheme, Bon appetit San Diego!

On my recent visit the two entries that I found to be outstanding were: Escargots to Gnocci Portugaise and the Parisienne. The shelled escargots were served in a red wine sauce with tomatoes, chickpeas and linguist sausage, accompanied by a potato croquette with blue cheese. Despite the thick tomato sauce, the taste of escargot was […]

April 13, 2017

Looking for a Job in San Diego?

On Thursday November 8th , the Marriott Hotel in San Diego will host a job fair, which will take place from 11am to 2pm in Hall number 4. If you have been looking for a job, this is an excellent opportunity to find one. The Marriot Hotel is located at 333 West Harbor Drive San […]

April 13, 2017

High hopes for Obama

The forecast is that Barack Obama will sweep the elections in the U.S., which is the conclusion that many surveys have reached in regards to the Latino vote, that is being considered to be a decisive factor in these elections. The Democratic candidate in the polls shows to be 50 points ahead of his Republican […]

April 13, 2017

Mexico’s ex-president talks about U.S. presidential candidates

This past Saturday the ex-president of Mexico Vicente Fox Quezada, said that he was confused on Romney's position in regards to the illegal immigrants issue, and questioned if Romney's tactic or position was the correct one, where he wondered if Romney knew that the statements he was making would eventually get to the Latino voters. […]

April 13, 2017

The Border Crossing: San Diego to Tijuana worse than ever?

The president of Mexico Felipe Calderon officially inaugurated the El Chaparral entrance on November 1st, which is a new facility that has a 22 gate port, an X-ray machine, and vehicle scales designed to uncover any smuggling of drugs, money, and weapons to Mexican cartels. With the exception of when CBP would do random checkups […]

April 13, 2017

Xolos 0-0 San Luis: Tijuana continues to be undefeated at home

TIJUANA, BC. – Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente tied with San Luis, in their last home game of the regular season in front of a crowed that filled the house at Estadio Caliente. This match was part of week 16th of the Apertura tournament 2012 in the Liga MX, and for the first time in […]

April 13, 2017

Latinos express comfort in their personal finances

The PEW Hispanic center conducted a survey to know how the Latino community felt about their finances over the last few years, and more now with Election Day just around the corner. The great surprise was that indeed they are more trusting and pleased with their finances, which the survey showed that 51 % of […]

April 13, 2017

Wells Fargo invests in prisons for Illegal Immigrants

WASHINGTON. -Activists from the Hispanic community yesterday criticized Wells Fargo Bank by saying that it's a "profound hypocrisy" of them who seek for the biggest share of the Hispanic community market in the U.S., and also are lucrative in investing in private prison companies for illegal immigrants. In a report titled " Wells Fargo's duplicity: […]

April 13, 2017

La Bocana, A Remote and Beautiful Cove with a History in Ensenada

The beach breaks peel to the right, and there is a left hand point break, as well…and the beach is rarely crowded. Romulo Gomez and LA Times columnist and author Jack Smith, whose book "God and Mr. Gomez" brought many chuckles and many Americans to Baja. I didn't get the collaboration I wanted about wine […]

April 13, 2017

U.S. brand iPhone loses to Mexico’s iFone in court battle

MEXICO. – A Mexican judge has denied an injunction by the company iPhone, that would have allowed them to sell more telecommunication products in Mexico under the iPhone brand name, in which it was established that the Mexican iFone company had those rights since 2005, said a close source to Efe yesterday. The attorney for […]

April 13, 2017

“El Chaparral” officially now open, what you must know about the new port of entry

November 1st has a new significance both to San Diego and Tijuana from now on, with the new access point into Mexico called "El Chaparral", and with this new entry Puerta Mexico will no longer be in operation. Mexico's President Felipe Calderon assisted this grand opening to get to know the facility, and also of […]

April 13, 2017

Xolos one step away from the Copa Libertadores tournament

TIJUANA, BC. – Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente will playing probably their most important game of the season this Saturday against San Luis, which if they are able to come up with a win along with other contributing factors, it maybe be possible for them to secure their pass to the Copa Libertadores of America […]

April 13, 2017

Xolos looking to stay undefeated at home

TIJUANA, BC. – Xolos will be playing their last home game of the season at Estadio Caliente, where they have been undefeated all season long. This Saturday night they will be playing against San Luis, which they have been preparing for this week in training to come up with a win. The game will be […]

April 13, 2017

Trying to cross the border with a ramp?

On the wee hours of the night, border patrol agents were caught off guard as they found a vehicle that tried to cross the borderline with two guys on board, this attempt was done with a 14 ft high fence. The agents of de Dune section, a place locate between California and Arizona surprised the […]

April 13, 2017