### Integral Development in Baja California
As the administration of A.M. López Obrador draws to a close, the economic repercussions of his governance are already becoming evident, with the once-powerful Mexican peso now in decline. However, the focus today is on Baja California, a state cherished by its residents. On October 1st, all seven municipalities will see new mayors assume office, except for Norma Bustamante in Mexicali, who has been re-elected. This re-election suggests a strong voter confidence, and the expectation is that Bustamante will exceed her past efforts and bring more to the table for the state capital.
The appointment of officials is a matter of significant responsibility, and it is crucial that these positions are filled with capable individuals. The attention is particularly on the Secretary of Wellbeing, a vital office that has seen a controversial reappointment in Netzahualcóyotl Jáuregui, who previously demonstrated a lack of the necessary profile and capability to foster the development of Baja California.
The well-being of the municipality depends on the Secretary of Wellbeing, a pivotal institution for the cities’ and citizens’ development. This position requires not friends but qualified and experienced individuals, an attribute that has been lacking in recent years. The Secretary oversees critical sectors like culture, the Institute of Women, DIF (Family Integration System), theme parks, youth institute, migrants, and combating addictions. This “Super Secretary” should be complemented by experienced individuals in public service rather than those focused on personal gains.
### Additional News
#### Paralympic Athletes: True Heroes
Our Paralympic athletes continue to inspire and demonstrate immense perseverance and dedication, highlighting their status as true heroes worthy of admiration.
#### Tijuana: An Urgent Need for Cleanliness
It is an undeniable fact: Tijuana is in dire need of cleanliness. Both officials and citizens must work together with a resolute effort to address the city’s waste management issues.
#### Local Commentary
There’s been a noticeable inconsistency in community efforts and promises, leading some to question the commitment of various stakeholders.
### Secondary Article: Recent Developments in Baja California
According to recent updates, 12 neighborhoods in Tijuana experienced water shortages due to a leak in the Otay-Libertad aqueduct. This incident underscores the need for robust infrastructure and efficient crisis management systems in the region.
In political news, a senator from Morena symbolically passed the presidential sash to AMLO ahead of the Independence Day celebrations, marking the last ‘Grito de Independencia’ under his administration.
Additionally, former President Zedillo has expressed serious concerns about the proposed judicial reforms, suggesting they could undermine the democracy and destabilize the judiciary.
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