### Ismael Burgueño Assumes Office as New Mayor of Tijuana
This evening, Ismael Burgueño Ruiz took the oath as the new mayor of Tijuana. In a solemn ceremony attended by city council members, Burgueño administered the oath to Arnulfo Guerrero León, the new government secretary. The event saw the participation of Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, along with several former municipal presidents and prominent athletes.
Among the attendees were various business leaders and special guests. However, the event faced some delays due to the busy schedule of the governor. Also present was the outgoing mayor, Montserrat Caballero Ramírez.
After the official ceremony, the new city council was sworn in, bringing the event to a conclusion.
### Key Plans of Mayor Burgueño
Ismael Burgueño Ruiz has significant plans for the city, focusing on enhancing public lighting, road maintenance, and security measures. As he begins his term, these areas are expected to see substantial improvements.
### Additional News on Baja California Municipalities
**New Mayors Assume Office in Baja California**
This Monday saw the inauguration of seven new mayors across Baja California. Among them, Román Cota took the oath as the mayor of Tecate. In his address, Cota unveiled 20 strategic programs, including the ambitious “Tecate al 100” project.
Meanwhile, Claudia Agatón was sworn in as the mayor of Ensenada. During her inaugural speech, Agatón initiated the 25th Ensenada Council and called for its first extraordinary session on October 1st.
**L.A. Cetto Celebrates 96 Years**
Renowned for its international accolades, the L.A. Cetto winery marks 96 successful years in Baja California. Its winemaking techniques have earned numerous awards and medals, establishing it as a significant player in the global wine industry.
**Tiktoker Bella Dueñas Sparks Concern Among Fans**
Despite altering her social media content, popular Tiktoker Bella Dueñas has posted new videos that have raised concerns among her followers. Fans are worried about her well-being, given the unsettling nature of her latest posts.
**CESPT Keeps Service Centers Open**
The State Public Services Commission of Tijuana (CESPT) announced that five service centers will remain open to the public on Tuesday, October 1st. Operations will continue in all seven attention districts in Tijuana and Playas de Rosarito.
**Increased SENTRI Line Fees**
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced that the costs for using the SENTRI line will increase starting October 1st. This change will affect many travelers who rely on this service for expedited border crossings.
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