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Chivas 0-2 Xolos: Tijuana qualifies to the Copa Libertadores
TIJUANA, BC. Yesterday, Xolos surprised Chivas with a 2 goals in the first two minutes of the game, and finished the game with the victory against the team from Guadalajara, and close out the regular season in great fashion by also qualifying for the Copa Libertadores for the first time in the team's history. […]
All My Friends. A DIY Tijuana Music Festival
2. I see no corporate sponsors on the website, in fact I see no sponsors at all, Did you leave them out on purpose or is there little to no interest from sponsors for a event of this sort? Unlike every other festival, there are no big corporations behind this festival, I like to think […]
U.S. state with the largest immigrant population: is it California?
LOS ANGELES. According to a recent report, California is the leading state in the country by the size of its immigrant population, which the percentage of foreigners in the total population has increased in the past 10 years. A report by the Migration Policy Institute states that in 2010, the immigrant population accounted for […]
Xolos, the Tijuana soccer team has a new store in San Diego
Yesterday, Friday November 9th, was the grand opening of the first official Xolos store in San Diego. The store is located in Plaza Bonita shopping mall at 3030 Plaza Bonita Road 2075, National City, CA 91950. You can find the store at the second floor, just before you get to the food court, where fans […]
U.S. legalizes marijuana while Mexico’s war on drugs continues
MEXICO.- The legalization of marijuana in two U.S. states threatens the fight against drugs in Mexico, and forces a review over strategy to give greater visibility to the debate on its consumption, according to analysts consulted by Efe. In the opinion of former Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda, the approval in Colorado and Washington for the […]
The Red Snapper of Baja Norte’s Pacific Coast
Private boaters and pangas as far north as Rosarito Beach are able to access an uncountable number of excellent inshore spots to fish for 'reds' in various sizes, often departing from the new marina at Puerta La Salina. A few miles south of there, The waters off the rugged point directly below the El Mirador […]
Xolos home field in 3D
TIJUANA, BC. Estadio Caliente home of Club Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente can be seen now from another angle on Google earth, which the only photos that would be seen everywhere on the internet before, were those from fans and that of the coverage that SanDiegoRed does every week. Now on Google earth you can see […]
Welcome to Tijuana, the real one
Besides his nephew, several of his friends participated in the project in different ways, where he had photographers shared images, historians give him facts, and stories shared by people born and raised in this city. If you have anything you would like to share with the author please visit Welcometotijuana.info to get in touch with […]
Attempted murder of U.S. officials in Mexico confirmed
MEXICO. – The prosecutor confirmed today that fourteen Mexican federal police officers "tried to take the life of two officials from the U.S. Embassy", and a member of the Navy in Mexico on August 24th in the state of Morelos. After the incident The Attorney General's Office (PGR), obtained arrest warrants against the agents who […]
Mexican digital passports : First stop, Las Vegas
A Mexican Consulate has been in operation in Las Vegas, Nevada since 2002, due to the large flow of tourists that the region receives each year, and also because of the amount of Mexican residents who live there as well. In an exclusive interview with SanDiegoRed, Mariano Lemus Gas who serves as the head Consul […]
Businessman laid-off latino employees after Obama’s victory
On Wednesday a businessman from the city of Las Vegas, told a radio station that he fired 22 out of the 114 employees he has, because Barack Obama won the elections. The employer "David" as he mentioned his name was to the media, and who did not want his real name revealed said, "I have […]
Obamas victory: was it because of the Latino votes?
With all of the surveys, statistics, percentages and overall numbers that were gathered that we now see the end result of all of those predictions, does it answer that lingering question everyone had in the back of their mind, of whether if the Latino Community is a sleeping giant? Well we can be all certain […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Bob Filners 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]