**Witness Rising Stars Valeria Blade & Angelux Shine at “Navidad Luchona”!**
Valeria Blade, following her father’s footsteps, and Angelux, her devoted partner, make waves in Tijuana’s wrestling scene. Free event on Dec 22, 4 PM—experience the excitement!
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In Baja California, justice struggles as high-priority criminals slip through the cracks due to systemic failures and political influence, leaving communities vulnerable to escalating crime rates.
“El Pitufo, accused of drug trafficking, granted freedom during legal proceedings. Meanwhile, security operations in Mexicali target organized crime, leading to arrests and seizures in ongoing law enforcement efforts.”
“El Pitufo,” Josué Godínez Fernández, released after legal team’s successful plea for modified detention status. Meanwhile, Baja California faces escalating crime activities, urging increased vigilance and cooperation with authorities.
**Health Insurance Enrollment Deadline for Latinos: Act Now!**
Yadira M. López urges California’s Latino community to secure health coverage through Covered California before the year ends. Don’t miss the sign-up deadline.
Time is ticking for Latinos in the U.S. to secure health insurance through Covered California. Don’t miss the deadline of January 31, 2025, for vital coverage in the new year. Call Tezana Insurance Services at 855-265-6335 for assistance.
Law enforcement in Mexicali seized a stolen vehicle, firearm, and drugs, collaborating with state and national security forces. Concerns about rising crime in Tijuana persist.
**”Distressing Incidents of Domestic Violence in Baja California”**
Reports of domestic violence continue to rise in key areas like Tijuana and Mexicali. Urgent action and resources are needed to combat this pervasive issue effectively.
In Tijuana, two women face arrest for theft: Isaura Karina “N” for baby clothing and Adriana Lizeth “N” for vehicle theft, amidst rising crime concerns.
**Tijuana’s Violent Reality: Seven Lives Claimed in 24 Hours**
Shocking violence grips Tijuana, with six men and one woman tragically killed by gunfire within a day, reflecting the city’s escalating crime woes.