### Maclovio Rojas Neighbors Announce Protest: Continued Lack of Regularization
Residents of Maclovio Rojas have announced a new protest for Monday, September 30, in response to the Federal Government’s lack of action. According to Cassandra Hernández, the community representative, the location of the demonstration has not been disclosed but is designed to have both national and international impact.
“Our aim is to create not just a national impact, but an international one as well, to demand the regularization of the Maclovio Rojas area, the issuance of land titles, and to resolve this issue once and for all,” Hernández stated.
The residents have faced delays from the Ministry of the Interior concerning the delivery of 400 property titles, despite previous protests at the Pemex Plant. Juan de Dios Escalante, who joined the conference remotely, expressed skepticism that the current federal administration will solve the problem before its term ends.
He urged those mediating the situation to fulfill their promises, citing frustration over unkept agreements. Hernández stressed that the protest is not intended to harm society but to bring certainty to the land and its holders, highlighting that residents have been living there for 36 years, which ought to grant them certain rights.
After the delivery of the initial 400 titles, the aim is to reach agreements with 852 additional landholders and achieve regularization for 197 hectares, where more than 4,000 families reside.
### Additional News on Maclovio Rojas
**Ongoing Negotiations with Maclovio Rojas Residents**
Negotiations between the Maclovio Rojas community and government officials continue without resolution. The community’s frustration grows as promises for regularization and title issuance remain unfulfilled. Authorities have yet to provide a clear timeline for addressing the demands of the residents.
**Denial of New Blockade at Pemex Facilities in Rosarito**
Residents of Maclovio Rojas have denied plans for a new blockade at Pemex facilities in Playas de Rosarito. Previous blockades aimed to draw attention to their quest for land regularization and property titles, but further disruptions have been ruled out to avoid societal inconvenience.
**Updates on Border Crossings and Other Local News**
Efforts have been made to regularize border crossing times between San Ysidro and Tijuana, with additional lines for pedestrian crossings now operational. Meanwhile, initiatives to combat the illegal sale of medical passes continue, and local economic impacts from new regulations are being monitored by Tijuana’s business community.
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