6 Ways to Celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Tijuana: Mexican Music Night, Charro Day, Mexican Fiesta, Desmadre Trigarante Latidos, and more festivities on September 14th and 15th. Join the fun!
In a surprising move, Noroña shifts Senate session to Casona de Xicoténcatl for judiciary reform discussions. Police ensure safety as protests intensify over the controversial reform bill.
Amid the judicial reform in Baja California, 160 judges and magistrates await potential changes as part of a meticulous selection process aiming to address public needs and enhance judiciary sensitivity.
President-elect Sheinbaum vows to uphold constitutional integrity and human rights, promising support for Armed Forces in major projects, combatting discrimination, and fostering prosperity for all Mexicans.
“Tijuana’s industrial sector faces operational challenges as power outages disrupt operations, impacting various businesses and sectors. The ongoing heatwave exacerbates strains on the city’s resources.”
Tijuana’s Integrated Transportation System faces critical delays as the state government takeover is postponed. Financial strain challenges infrastructure projects, highlighting the urgent need for effective planning and funding allocation.
In response to a shortage of public school spaces, Baja California government plans state-funded scholarships for 1,800 high school students in private institutions, aiming to accommodate all. Stay informed for updates.
Fulfilling the Military Service Card is crucial for employment and licenses. Young individuals face barriers for neglecting this requirement, affecting career prospects and civic responsibilities.
Protesters halted Senate session on judicial reform, demanding legislators to listen. Nationwide concerns spark debates, with Mexico divided on the proposed changes to the judiciary.
President Fragoso: “We’re prepared to facilitate judicial reforms in Baja California through popular voting for judicial officials. Collaboration with authorities crucial for balanced implementation.”