### Marina Calderón Takes Command of Municipal Police in Tecate
Marina Manuela Calderón Guillén has been appointed as the Director of Citizen Security and Traffic in Tecate. This decision came after she was presented as the sole candidate by the city’s mayor, Román Cota Muñoz. The Tecate City Council approved Calderón’s appointment during its first extraordinary session, with six votes in favor and four against.
Council members who opposed the appointment expressed concerns over Calderón’s lack of experience in security matters, especially given the current state of insecurity in the municipality. Additionally, protesters attended the meeting to question Calderón’s suitability, reminding the council that she was involved in approving the controversial operation of IberParking in Tecate.
As of 2024, Tecate has reported 85 homicides, highlighting the urgent need for effective leadership in the police department.
### Additional News on Tecate and Regional Security
#### Rising Crime Rates in Tecate
According to recent reports, Tecate has experienced a worrying increase in violent crimes. The city has recorded 85 homicides this year, marking a significant rise compared to previous years. Residents are increasingly concerned about their safety, urging local authorities to implement more robust measures to combat crime.
#### Claudia Agatón Muñiz Assumes Office as Mayor of Ensenada
In Ensenada, Claudia Agatón Muñiz took office as the new mayor, promising a “facilitating government” that will focus on addressing local issues efficiently. During her inauguration, she emphasized the need for community involvement and better coordination among municipal departments.
#### Sheinbaum’s Presidential Inauguration and Praise for AMLO
Claudia Sheinbaum was inaugurated as President of Mexico, where she showered accolades on her predecessor, AMLO, in her inaugural speech. The transition ceremony was marked by notable absences, including Ifigenia Martínez, who was unable to place the presidential sash on Sheinbaum. Despite this, the event was a significant moment in Mexican politics, symbolizing continuity and new beginnings.
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