### March Held Against Federal Judiciary Reform
This past Sunday, approximately 300 individuals, comprising senior citizens and younger participants, gathered to protest a proposed reform to the Federal Judicial Power in Tijuana, Mexico. The protesters, vocally unified with chants like “Congress, understand, justice is not for sale,” began their march from Parque del Maestro at 10:30 AM, heading towards the Federal Judicial Power facilities on Paseo de los Héroes.
The demonstration included a diverse group of citizens, lawyers, and magistrates, all opposing the reform initiative introduced by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. With expressions such as “Mexico, listen, this is your fight,” the marchers emphasized their collective resistance to the changes they believe will compromise the country’s judicial independence.
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**Workers of the Federal Judicial Power Seek Student Support at UABC’s Law Faculty**
In a related movement, employees of the Federal Judicial Power recently convened at the Law Faculty of the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC) to garner support from students in opposing the judicial reforms. They are contemplating filing appeals with international bodies should the reforms be enacted.
**New Government Administrations to Start with Police Deficit in Tecate and San Quintín**
The incoming administrations in Tecate and San Quintín are set to face significant challenges, commencing their terms with a shortage of police personnel. Retired and incapacitated officers from these regions are voicing demands for funds from Fortamun, emphasizing the critical need for sufficient law enforcement resources.
**Intense Heat Wave Continues in Tijuana**
Weather forecasts predict another day of intense heat for Tijuana, with temperatures expected to reach a maximum of 39° Celsius. Citizens are advised to take necessary precautions to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.
**Violent Day in Tijuana: Eight Murdered and One Shot in Less Than 12 Hours**
Tijuana witnessed a violent spree with eight people murdered and one injured by gunfire within a short span of 12 hours. As of the latest reports, no suspects have been apprehended, and authorities have yet to uncover leads to resolve these incidents.
**Maquiladoras May Employ Individuals with Criminal Records in Select Roles**
According to ARITHAC, some maquiladoras in the region may accept individuals with criminal records for specific positions. However, this policy is not universally applicable, as certain job profiles necessitate stringent documentation and qualifications.
**Javier Aguirre Debuts as Mexico’s Coach with a Victory**
In sports news, the Mexican national soccer team triumphed with a 3-0 win against New Zealand at the Rose Bowl Stadium, marking a successful debut for coach Javier Aguirre. This victory is seen as a promising start under his guidance.
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