Successful Coming Out Fiesta
CaNeMexA – Camara de Negocio Mexico Americana – celebrated its Coming Out Fiesta on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 in Bonita, California. The grand Fiesta was attended by close to 200 persons representing businesses, leaders of other organizations and public officials. The new chamber that was
In Brief – News and Analysis
Tijuana safer than Cincinnati “I felt safer in Tijuana than I do in most places in Cincinnati,” words spoken by the Chief Financial Officer of a major U.S. company visiting Tijuana investigating the possibility of starting a maquiladora operation there. While not at liberty to
Diagnosing and Treating Alzheimer’s Disease
Diagnosing and Treating Alzheimer’s Disease This new report from Johns Hopkins Medicine provides all the facts you need to make informed decisions if you have to confront Alzheimer’s disease – the most common cause of dementia. Special Offer from Johns Hopkins Health Alerts Dear
Health Bill To Approach 20 Percent Of Spending By 2020
Health Bill To Approach 20 Percent Of Spending By 2020 (Reuters) – July 29, 2011 – The U.S. health bill will account for 19.8 percent of the nation’s spending by 2020, up from 17.6 percent in 2009, outpacing projected average annual GDP growth, researchers said
From Vivian Scott (Henderson, NV and San Felipe, BC)
From Vivian Scott (Henderson, NV and San Felipe, BC) Tourism Committee, United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce Professor of Business I just received some excellent information about Mexico tourism from Mirna Choy, the Program Director for Velas Resorts Experts. Mirna attended an event for travel agents
21st Century Border Initiative
21st Century Border Initiative (Below this article is the Declaration by both governments on the border management initiative) In April of 2010 the governments of Mexico and the United States issued a Declaration of the 21st Century Border. This declaration stated an understanding that: ‘’a
U.S.-Mexico Border Is Safer Than Ever
U.S.-Mexico Border Is Safer Than Ever Apprehensions Decrease with Unprecedented Resource Deployment Washington, D.C. – Despite the conservative “border security first” rhetoric—the primary obstacle to comprehensive immigration reform – a recent USA Today article shows that border communities are safer on average than U.S. cities
Drug violence: is it safe to travel to Mexico?
Drug violence: is it safe to travel to Mexico? Geo-Mexico With so much media attention focused on drug violence in Mexico, many potential tourists and tour operators are canceling planned trips to Mexico. Are such decisions rational? The analysis below indicates that travel to Mexico
In Brief – News and Analysis – July 2011
In Brief – News and Analysis Dengue Fever The Baja California Secretary of Health, Jose Bustamante Moreno, issued an alert of the dangers of Dengue fever, asking citizens and residents to take necessary precautions to avoid the spread of the fever. Baja California has not reported any
Cartels to U.S. Keep buying drugs so we can keep fighting
(Osio Report note: As the date when this article was penned indicates (June 11, 2008) the article was as timely then as it is today.) Cartels to U.S. Keep buying drugs so we can keep fighting By Patrick Osio Tucson Citizen Jun. 11, 2008 Why
