## Governor Celebrates Approval of Judicial Reform in Baja California, Ignores Violence
The Governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, took to her social media to celebrate the recently approved reform to the Federal Judicial Power sanctioned by the Baja California State Congress.
However, notably absent from her message was any mention of the protests by Judicial Power staff and the clashes with the State Enforcement Forces (FESC), which resulted in several injuries and at least two individuals being hospitalized.
### Baja California Congress Approves Judicial Reform
“This reform benefits our state and our country as it guarantees equitable justice for all, through the election of judges, magistrates, and ministers by popular vote,” stated Ávila Olmeda on her social media.
She also acknowledged the local deputies for their approval and assured that this reform would not impact Federal Judicial Power workers, contrary to what the protesters claim.
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### Continued Clashes in Baja California Over Judicial Reform
Amid ongoing disputes, Judicial Power workers in Baja California continue partial strikes indefinitely, with a significant support rate of 80-90% from employees in Tijuana. The reform has sparked further tension, leading to incidents such as the occupation of the Baja California Congress facilities in Mexicali by Judicial Power employees trying to prevent the extraordinary session for approval.
### Mixed Reactions as Baja California Advances Judicial Reforms
While Governor Ávila Olmeda highlights the anticipated benefits of the newly approved judicial reform, criticism persists. Opponents argue it could undermine judicial independence by politicizing the election of judges and magistrates. Tensions remain high as stakeholders from various sectors voice their concerns over the potential impact on the state’s legal system.
By providing diverse perspectives and underreported events, TJGringo.com aims to deliver a comprehensive understanding of the ongoing developments in Baja California’s judicial reform. Stay tuned for updates and further analysis on the unfolding situation.