**Last Copies Available of “Andanzas y Vericuetos” by José Galicot**
Prominent Tijuana businessman, philanthropist, and writer José Galicot has released the last available copies of his book “Andanzas y Vericuetos”. This self-published edition was crafted under the meticulous care of Perrín Rivemar Editorial, with Guadalupe Rivemar Valle overseeing the editorial process and Gabriela García coordinating the content.
“Andanzas y Vericuetos” is a rich collection of Galicot’s columns first published between 2023 and 2024. Through these writings, he offers a glimpse into the vibrant tapestry of Tijuana, sharing narratives about its people, places, and his personal reflections.
For those interested in obtaining one of the last five available copies, they can be picked up today, October 11th, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. until stocks are exhausted.
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**In the News: Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office Hit by Tragedy**
In other news, a significant incident occurred involving the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office. The third in command was tragically assassinated, sending shockwaves through the community. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Additionally, a devastating gas leak at PEMEX’s Deer Park refinery resulted in two fatalities and 35 injuries, prompting further investigations.
Globally, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a Japanese organization advocating against nuclear weapons, emphasizing the global push for disarmament.
Meanwhile, in a local development, Grupo Unidos por Tijuana has urged judicial workers to end their ongoing strike, calling for resolution and conciliation.
Lastly, a noteworthy operation by CBP at Otay Mesa led to the seizure of $3.2 million worth of methamphetamine hidden in a semi-truck, showcasing the continuing efforts to curb illegal drug trafficking along the border.