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Kimball Electronics to invest US$48 million in Reynosa

REYNOSA – Kimball Electronics México, a US company, began construction of a new plant in Reynosa, Tamaulipas The total investment for the plant, which will become the company's second in the border territory, will be of US$48...

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Tamaulipas wind industry invests US$465 million to combat COVID-19

TAMAULIPAS – The wind energy sector in Tamaulipas has made contributions of around US$465 million in the communities surrounding 13 wind farms installed in the state in support of the fight against the coronavirus, according to the Mexican Wind...

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Arizona border fence damaged by monsoon rains

ARIZONA - Monsoon rains in Arizona have damaged the structure of the border fence that was installed to prevent illegal entry into the United States The deterioration was recently detected in the area of ​​the San Bernardino National...

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Arizona private companies can require their employees to get vaccinated

ARIZONA - Arizona private companies can require their employees to get vaccinated against Covid-19, said the state attorney general, Mark Brnovich Although they enjoy this freedom, employers must respect those who decide not to apply the...

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New Mexico reports a case of human bubonic plague

NEW MEXICO - The New Mexico Department of Health reported that the first case of bubonic plague occurred over the weekend in a Torrance County resident, who is currently hospitalized and recovering The patient is believed to have received flea...

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Intense rains can cause forest fires due to high growth of vegetation

ARIZONA - The recent monsoon rains in Arizona can cause future damage as vegetation has grown out of control and this can lead to wildfires Places that once looked desert are now full of vegetation, but once all that dries up, it can generate...

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Albuquerque churches ask not to use masks

ALBUQUERQUE - A few days after the state of New Mexico again imposed an order for the use of masks in closed places to try to stop the contagion of Covid-19, some churches in Albuquerque are against that measure and ask their parishioners to go...

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Judge Denies Tucson Police Union Request to Stop Officers' Vaccine Mandate

TUCSON - A Pima County Superior Court judge denied the request made by the Tucson police union to prevent the city from ordering them to get vaccinated against the Coronavirus The Tucson Police Officers Association had filed a lawsuit in Pima...

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Albuquerque launches electronic portals for citizens

ALBUQUERQUE - Facing a week with several deaths in violent events, the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is asking the community for help to find those responsible for two tragic events The Albuquerque Police Department reported that it launched...

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Pandemic stops arrival of semiconductors

COAHUILA – The shortage of semiconductors is keeping General Motors Ramos Arizpe complex on strike and the impact extends to the supply chain, warned Tereso Medina Ramirez, leader of the CTM in Coahuila He stated that this problem faced by the...

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