### Rehabilitation of Brazil Street Planned for Next Administration
The current administration led by Montserrat Caballero Ramírez will leave 133 feasible projects for the upcoming government, including the rehabilitation of Brazil Street in the Madero neighborhood. This was announced by Juan Enrique Bautista Corona, head of SDTUA. The project plans to reduce traffic lanes and widen the sidewalks to make the area more pedestrian-friendly, as well as adding new signage.
During a report to council members, Bautista Corona mentioned upcoming tours with the team of Burgueño Ruiz to review 11 incomplete projects. Notably, the construction of a sports field in Cerro de Las Abejas Park will remain unfinished. Once completed, this park will be managed by IMDET.
The park project’s funding saw 21 million pesos, out of a total cost of 220 million pesos, contributed by the private sector. Although further private sector involvement was anticipated, it did not materialize fully.
Additionally, the Macroplaza bridge will reach a 30% completion rate by the end of this administration on September 30th. The delay is attributed to awaited adjustments by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) on a high-voltage line.
### Further News on Infrastructure and Community Developments in Tijuana
#### Protest Over Teacher Shortage in Tijuana School
On the same day, a group of parents blocked a school in Tijuana due to a shortage of teachers, demanding immediate action from local authorities to address the education crisis.
#### Critical Financial Operations for the Current Administration
The Caballero administration has cleared a significant debt, paying 209 million pesos to Banobras. Despite this, the administration’s financial operations remain “very critical” as the term nears its end.
#### Med Summit 2024 Invitation
The Tijuana Development Council extends an invitation to the upcoming Med Summit 2024, showcasing regional advancements and networking opportunities.
By providing an overview of completed and ongoing projects, as well as addressing community concerns, Tijuana is poised for substantial improvements under the next administration.