Rosarito in English

Rosarito News in English with Robert Yourell
CNR TV 54 (Multicable 95)
Airs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:00 PM


2012 Broadcasts Showing Now


Jan. 10
Plans for police protection: New depots. Interview: Magdaleno Vasquez Luis, Director, Public Safety Dept.

From Migrants to Rosarito: What is the effect of money from migrants in the U.S. on the local economy? It's the second largest source of foreign exchange after oil exports. So why are migrants neglected when they are deported back to Mexico? Is the amount of money increasing or decreasing?

Amnesty and other programs for tax debtors. Interview: Manuel Zermeño, City Treasurer.

Progress on the city hall elevator.

Disabilities in Mexico: Progress and challenges.

Marine poaching. Interview: Carlos Fernandez, Secretary of State Fisheries and Aquculture

Rights of the elderly: New law includes more financial support.

Celene group and support for children of women with breast cancer. Interview: Francisco Sandoval, representative, Celene Group


2011 Broadcasts Online Now



CNR 54 Rosarito:

CNR 54 Rosarito (Multicable 95) All Spanish, except for this show, scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday at 2:00 PM. At this time, it is one edition per week.
CNR 54 YouTube page (Spanish language, except for these news shows.)


What is Rosarito News in English?
Helpful information and insights tied to recent news. I provide a half hour weekly news broadcast on a cable station about news in or affecting Rosarito (in Baja California, Mexico). It is for the English-speaking community, so I usually expand on one or two stories to provide helpful information or to give greater insight into the story. When the clips are available online, I'll post them. This is not "breaking news" by any means, because the material is selected for longer-lasting interest, and because the editing and subtitles require time before broadcast. Mexico requires subtitles for non-Spanish broadcasts.
What can I do?
You can register if you would like to receive email notifications. I promise that they will not go out frequently and will not bombard you with a lot of commercial material. I was surprised at all the people that registered without any invitation or promise. It just happened that the site (I had just installed new software) had a registration option, that's it. So I will let you know about things that can add to your insight into the area and Mexico in general, as well.
What do you need?
I need story ideas and contacts that would consent to an interview for stories related to their expertise or experience.
Can I advertise?
Yes, and you can reach the English-speaking population in the area through the broadcasts, their website, and this website. Contact me with any questions or ideas. I can tell you how we are building the audience, and who is watching. By the way, I can contract to create or refine written material and audio, and I do voice work.
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