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EL PASO– El Paso Electric (EPE) announced the EP Electric Marketplace, the first-ever online store with popular energy efficiency items with an instant rebate taken off at time of purchase In addition, EPE is proud to announce that its energy...

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TORREON – The Governor of Coahuila, Miguel Angel Riquelme Solis, inaugurated the Alfagomma Plant in Torreon, in which US$15 million were invested, which shows that the entity provides certainty to investments The Italian company announced that...

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SONORA – Making more efficient use of raw materials and reducing operating costs are the benefits generated to the industry by the circular economy and Sonora already has some cases of this process The term "remanufacturing" will become more...

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NUEVO LEON – The new federal policies on renewable energy are the ones that have stopped at least three wind energy projects being built in the municipality of General Bravo, said Jorge Gorozpe Velazquez, director of Energy Development of...

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JUAREZ – Juarez's maquiladora companies are in the process of restructuring their workforce, but only hire people who do not have comorbidities to the COVID-19 pandemic; which means that they are not obese, hypertensive or diabetic, reported...

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TEXAS – Hundreds of Texas bars and restaurants are scrambling to change how they operate, maneuvering through loopholes that will allow them to reopen after being closed by Gov Greg Abbott’s latest shutdown targeting bars Abbott has shut...

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TIJUANA – Baja California officials claim it will be extremely difficult to allow bars and nightclubs in the city to reopen in the near future In recent days many bar owners have pushed to get their businesses open again “Until all these...

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TECATE – Twice as many pedestrians will be able to cross into the US at the newly-expanded Tecate Port of Entry in a remote area of Southern California The General Services Administration said the $664,000 project is complete and will...

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BAJA CALIFORNIA – More than 10,000 businesses across all sectors in Baja California signed an application for a federal injunction, known as an amparo, hoping to protect themselves from a new proposed health tax and law, according to...

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JUAREZ – Pushed by rising food and electricity prices, Ciudad Juárez recorded an annual inflation of 407% during July, the highest level in the last 24 months According to the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) published by the National...

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