**Meeting of INDE Executives with Municipal Sports Institutes**
The leadership of the State Institute of Sport and Physical Culture (INDE) recently convened a significant meeting with the directors of the Municipal Sports Institutes across Baja California. The primary goal was to forge a unified vision across the seven municipalities, aiming to enhance the community’s quality of life through sports and collaborative efforts.
During the meeting, INDE presented the agenda for the State System of Physical Culture and Sport, highlighting the overarching context, foundational principles, and objectives of their program. Key focuses included infrastructure development, training, event organization, and activation programs designed to benefit sports and physical culture in the region.
Laura Marmolejo, the head of INDE, stressed the importance of inter-institutional collaboration. “To address the complex challenges of our times, we must work together, share our knowledge, learn from our experiences, and improve for the future of our athletes,” she stated.
The meeting saw the participation of several key figures, including Alfredo Álvarez Cárdenas, the Secretary-General of the State Government of Baja California; Norma Elvia Martínez Santos, Deputy Secretary of Government; and Tonantzin Martínez Valdez, Director of Municipal Liaison of SGE. Municipal Institute leaders in attendance included Hugo Monroy Rubio from Playas de Rosarito, Valerio III Camargo García from Mexicali, Víctor Octavio González Velázquez from Ensenada, Carlos King Ristori from Tijuana, Cristhian Obed Lara Monzón from San Felipe, Saúl Pruneda from Tecate, and Javier Arriola Sánchez from San Quintín.
This gathering successfully reached key agreements in various areas that will strengthen the community sporting experience across Baja California.
**In Other News: Developments in Baja California Sports Scene**
In addition to the interinstitutional meeting, Tijuana has recently installed its Municipal Sports Council. This new council aims to drive local sports development by deliberating and implementing policies and programs that nurture sports talents and promote active lifestyles among residents.
Meanwhile, in Tijuana, top athletes were recently honored for their achievements, showcasing the city’s growing prominence in competitive sports. Recognitions were awarded in a ceremony that celebrated dedication, perseverance, and excellence in sporting pursuits, encouraging young athletes to strive for greatness.
In Mexicali, a community alert highlighted a significant infrastructure issue when a sinkhole caused a severe accident, prompting immediate repairs by CESPE. The accident, which resulted in injuries, has raised community awareness for the need for more robust urban planning and maintenance.
Stay tuned to TJGringo.com for further updates on these stories and more developments from the world of sports and beyond in Baja California.