– Women entrepreneurs in Tijuana lead the way with ‘Startups Baja’ project supporting local business growth, especially empowering women for economic independence and innovation.

Tijuana’s mayor-elect, Ismael Burgueño, seeks support for city projects from Baja California government. Focus on infrastructure and improvements for citizens’ well-being, including boosting the tourism sector and enhancing security measures.

Don’t miss the inaugural National Maxi-Basketball Championship in Tijuana from Nov 14-18, 2024! Over 200 teams compete, with a chance to qualify for the 2025 World Championship in Ticino.

Baja California’s industrial growth focuses on aerospace, technology, medical devices, and military sectors for development, leveraging proximity to the U.S. and emerging markets. Aiming for a transparent and stable business environment amidst judicial reforms will pave the way for increased investments.

Judicial workers across Mexico protest against proposed judiciary reforms, demanding protection of judicial independence and warning against politicizing justice. Solidarity grows as nationwide demonstrations aim to influence legislative decisions.

Irma Yolanda, mother of missing ride-share driver Germán Santoyo, pleads for authorities to track his tablet used post-disappearance, hoping it holds clues to his whereabouts.

Yolanda Toscano urges FGE to hasten investigation into her son Germán Santoyo’s disappearance. Progress reported amidst simultaneous Tijuana cases, stirring concerns over regional judicial reforms. Stay updated on TJGringo.com.

Improperly conducted judicial reform in Mexico could harm U.S.-Mexico relations, warns Ambassador Ken Salazar. Experts stress caution for maintaining stable democracy and economic ties.

Congress swiftly approves judiciary reform for single-session discussion on September 3, 2024. Olga Sánchez hospitalized post-session due to health concerns, unable to continue legislative duties.

**Four Ensenada Security Agents Under Investigation for Aiding Murderers** Ensenada officials arrested four security agents for allegedly protecting murderers in the Valle de Guadalupe, impeding law enforcement efforts in the region.