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Taiwan Semiconductor launches US$38 billion Phoenix presence by signing major lease

PHOENIX – Less than one week after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE: TSM) secured 1,129 acres of land to build a US$12 billion factory in North Phoenix, the company moved forward with its official market entry with a...

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New Mexico’s outdoor recreation industry could be key to recovery from COVID-19

NEW MEXICO – New Mexico’s outdoor recreation industry could be poised as a key driver of the state’s economic recovery from fiscal despair amid the COVID-19 pandemic As the virus spread starting this spring, New Mexicans saw movie theaters...

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Amazon plans to open three new facilities in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – Amazon is boosting its presence in South Texas with plans to open three new facilities in San Antonio and create more than 1,500 full-time jobs San Antonio’s size and proximity to Austin, Houston and other large cities appealed...

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New Mexico offering free at-home COVID-19 tests

EL PASO — At-home self-administered COVID-19 saliva tests are now available to New Mexicans for free Officials said that any New Mexican with access to online video-conferencing through Zoom can receive a test at home, self-administer the test...

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California University signs historic pact with Mexico’s government

SAN DIEGO — San Diego State University has agreed to set up a foundation for an upcoming partnership between the university and the government of Mexico The school, which was founded in 1897, already has professors, individual colleges, and...

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California gets 1st Latino US senator

LOS ANGELES — California is getting its first Latino US senator For Gov Gavin Newsom, it’s a political gamble The Democratic governor named minister of State Alex Padilla, the son of Mexican immigrants, to fill the US Senate seat being...

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3,000 additional COVID-19 vaccines will arrive at El Paso

EL PASO – Following emergency approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Moderna Inc has begun the second distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in the US, including El Paso According to the City of El Paso, in the next few days about...

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COVID-19 sank the service sector in Chihuahua

CHIHUAHUA – The crisis caused by COVID-19 sank Chihuahua’s service sector during October this year, when the state went back to a red light at the epidemological traffic light According to the Monthly Survey of Services (EMS) published by...

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Curfew will not affect international bridges

EL PASO – Despite the fact that El Paso County will enter a curfew during Christmas and New Years, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that the application will be merely with local authorities, without affecting the agency’s...

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26% of maquiladoras have been certified to increase capacity

CHIHUAHUA – Only one out of every four maquilas in Chihuahua have been certified to increase their staff capacity to 80% Pedro Chavira, president of Index Juárez, stated that according to data provided by the Ministry of Labor and Social...

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