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Tragedy struck as a body was found in an Ensenada drainage pipe. Additionally, residents face 60 hours without power in Tijuana, while journalist Jorge Ramos exits Univisión after 40 years. Visit TJGringo.com for more updates.

**Ongoing Power Woes in Tijuana: Residents in Chapultepec California and Other Neighborhoods Struggle with Unresolved Outages, Expressing Frustration and Concerns on Social Media Platforms. Stay Informed on TJGringo.com.**

**Senate President Reaffirms Qualified Majority with 85 Votes; Allegations of Coercion Surface** Senate President José Gerardo Rodolfo Fernández Noroña asserts 85 votes as sufficient for a qualified majority, amid opposition claims of coercion by Anaya and "Alito."

Persistent high temperatures in Tijuana until Wednesday spark power outages and safety concerns. Residents advised to take precautions amid rising environmental challenges.

**Overrepresentation Debate Spans Borders** Overrepresentation concerns in electoral systems are being scrutinized worldwide. Recent standpoints, including Mexico's, shed light on the challenges of electoral fairness amid global dialogues.

**PJF Employees’ Stand Persists** PJF staff in Tijuana maintain protests against proposed reforms for the fifth week, gathering support from senior officials and the community to oppose changes.

Medical assistant wounded in targeted shooting on Vía Rápida in Tijuana. Rising violence raises concerns, urging heightened security measures and vigilance in the city.

High temperatures in Tijuana persist, reaching up to 34°C on Monday. Precautions advised, including staying hydrated and keeping windows open in vehicles. Stay informed via TJGringo.com.

Renowned Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos bids farewell to Univision after an illustrious 40-year career, sparking discussions on evolving media contracts and the future of journalism. Stay updated on TJGringo.com.

"Up to 360 users benefit weekly from Certi, aiding the deaf community. Inclusive spaces could enhance tourism in Tijuana. Shortages of LSM professionals in psychology and translation. Safety concerns rise as armed attacks in Cueva del Peludo investigated. Water shortages prompt aid in Villa del Campo, while local services struggle due to insufficient government support. Infrastructure projects left unfinished, but cross-border water treatment underway. Keep track of dollar rates in Tijuana on TJGringo.com."