Hugo Torres Legacy Remembered

Remembering Hugo Torres Chabert for his fortitude and contributions to Rosarito. Recent arrests in Guanajuato, legislative success, and CJNG capture making headlines. Stay informed on TJGringo.com.

### A Legacy of Strength: Remembering Hugo Torres Chabert

Prominent businessman and founder of the Rosarito Beach Hotel and Resort, Hugo Torres Chabert, passed away at the age of 87 on the afternoon of October 31, 2024. Known for his role in the municipalization of Playas de Rosarito and serving as its former mayor, Hugo Torres leaves behind a powerful legacy that his family strives to uphold.

His son, Hugo Torres, expressed the family’s deep connection to his father’s teachings and legacy. “We are left with a legacy of strength, perseverance, and loyalty,” he said, acknowledging the collective responsibility now shouldered by Torres’ children and the 300 individuals employed at Hotel Rosarito. “Continuing his legacy is challenging, but we are fully committed to following the path he paved for us.”

Hugo Torres Chabert was instrumental in founding the Pro-municipality Committee, ultimately leading to the municipal status of Rosarito. His tireless advocacy for community resilience and perseverance was reflected in various pursuits, including his daughter Rosy’s triumph in the World Racquetball Championship, where she famously defeated an American competitor for the first time.

As a forward thinker, Hugo Torres tackled issues like insecurity head-on. Despite having no party affiliations, he aligned strategically with a political party to combat the crime plaguing Rosarito. His efforts were crucial in cleaning up corruption, leading to the arrest and imprisonment of numerous corrupt law enforcement officers.

Described as a loving, generous, and attentive father, Hugo Torres Chabert cared deeply for the well-being of his five children and six grandchildren. A memorial service to honor his life and contributions will be held next week, following the recent release of his book, “Mi compromiso con Rosarito.”

Rafael Crosthwaite, the former president of the Rosarito Business Coordinating Council, lamented Torres Chabert’s passing, calling it an irreplaceable loss. He credited Torres with founding influential groups like the Madrugadores and the Lions Club, contributing significantly to Rosarito’s growth and development.

During the challenges of his tenure as mayor from 2007 to 2010, Torres demonstrated remarkable bravery by reforming law enforcement and maintaining military presence on the streets to address the security concerns, a move fraught with threats yet executed with exceptional integrity.

### In Other News:

**Arrests Linked to Car Bomb Attacks in Guanajuato**

Authorities have detained two suspects believed to be involved in car bomb attacks in Guanajuato. This significant development comes as part of a broader crackdown on organized crime, seeking to restore safety and order across affected regions.

**Legislative Breakthrough: Supremacy Clause Ratified**

Lawmakers have declared the validity of the “supremacy constitutional” clause after approval from 23 local legislatures. This move marks a significant milestone in reinforcing the legal framework governing national laws in relation to state statutes.

**Notorious CJNG Member Detained in Guadalajara**

“Delta 1,” considered the third-in-command of the CJNG, has been apprehended in Guadalajara. The capture forms part of intensified efforts by authorities to dismantle prominent criminal organizations and safeguard national security.

Stay tuned to TJGringo.com for the latest updates and in-depth analysis on these developing stories.