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Vicente Calderón

Vicente Calderón is a bilingual journalist based in Tijuana, Mexico.


With more than 30 years practicing journalism on both sides of the border, Vicente Calderón understands like few others the dynamics of the news in the region where Mexico and the United States meet.

Calderón is an "All terrain" journalist with a long career that began in Tijuana radio and has been on television in Los Angeles where he served as a reporter and news anchor or in San Diego, where he was a correspondent for Mexican media. Currently he runs Tijuanapress.com, an information services agency for national and foreign media in both English and Spanish.

The agency has the blog of the same name that he created more than 15 years ago, being the first online native medium in this border city.

Tijuanapress.com is also dedicated to the training and professional development of journalists and the promotion and defense of freedom of expression.
Vicente Calderón graduated from the School of Clinical Psychology at CETYS University in Tijuana, Mexico.

 
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This is the most recent collaboration between Voice of San Diego and Tijuanapress.com about an old international enviromental problem. The sewage spills across the border from Mexico to the California coastline and the efforts to solve it.

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Calderón is a contributor to several media outlets in Spanish and English, especially on issues like organized crime in Baja, Migration, border journalism among others.

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The city of Tijuana has the highest homicide rate in Mexico and the authorities believe dispute betwen drug dealer is the motive in more than 90% of the cases. On this in Depth article we explore this reality in one of the most dangerous borders.

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Migrants from 7 different countries are camping out at the Port Of Entry called PEDWEST. But mexican officials want to relocate them to local shelters. Tensions are running high since many of the asylum seekers dont want to move from the border

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