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ARIZONA – The Arizona Tourism industry has been hit hard by the pandemic, even as weather begins to cool in the state, group travel, conventions and other traditional tourism activities are more or less at a standstill Kim Sabow is president...

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TEXAS – Nearly 700 Texas bars have reopened as restaurants in recent weeks under a new ruling from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission The rules were approved last month to help an industry that has struggled during two separate shutdowns,...

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TEXAS – The Texas hotel industry suffered its worst decline on record in the second quarter as business and leisure travel ground to a halt in the early months of the pandemic and very little has returned Statewide hotel revenue plunged 64%...

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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview “The 7 Keys to Communicating in the Brazil Automotive Industry” features Dr Orlando Kelm Dr Kelm is an Associate Professor of Hispanic Linguistics at the University of Texas at Austin where he...

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PHARR – An expansion project of the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge leading into South Texas is expected to add dozens of new inspection stations and increase the processing of commercial vehicles, particularly agricultural trucks that...

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CHIHUAHUA – Protests in Chihuahua over a 1944 water treaty with the United States are paralyzing sectors of the economy as farmers and ranchers angry over the deviation of water have blocked railway tracks in Meoqui since August 26, costing...

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TEXAS – Freedom Forever, a residential solar energy installer, has increased its presence in Texas Less than a year ago, it was announced that Freedom Forever would be bringing its operation to Houston and Dallas Just eight months later, the...

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SAN DIEGO – UC San Diego has announced it will being administering a COVID-19 vaccination trial in the coming weeks in conjunction with Oxford University and AstraZeneca, a British pharmaceutical company This is part of a nationwide trial that...

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JUAREZ – Workers from Edumex SA de CV in Ciudad Juarez will return to work after the epidemiological traffic light’s shift from orange to yellow Through a statement, the company informed its workers of the return to work on September 14th,...

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NOGALES – With the generation of 45,000 direct jobs, the maquiladora export industry is the main economic engine on the border of Nogales, Sonora Genaro Vecera Álvarez, executive director of the Association of Maquiladoras of Sonora AMS...

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