**Paola Nohemí Leyva Izaguirre Assumes Role as Head of Tijuana’s DIF**
Tijuana’s municipal government has appointed Paola Nohemí Leyva Izaguirre as the new Director of the Development of Family Welfare (DIF) in Tijuana. The official swearing-in took place on Friday, conducted by the Mayor, Ismael Burgueño Ruiz. He emphasized the importance of reinforcing institutional programs to better support vulnerable groups in the region, particularly individuals with disabilities and the elderly.
The ceremony was preceded by the installment of the Board of Governance for the DIF, featuring prominent municipal leaders such as the Secretary of Welfare, Erik Isaac Morales Elvira, and Paola Nohemí Leyva Izaguirre herself, among others. The board aims to establish strategies to enhance public services and strengthen family welfare in Tijuana.
In related developments, “La Granja,” a new recreational center for children with autism, is set to begin operations in 2025, signaling a growing focus on diverse community needs. Mayor Burgueño expressed confidence in Leyva Izaguirre’s ability to advance the quality of social services provided by DIF, stressing the significance of addressing the needs of the most vulnerable sectors.
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**Additional Developments in Tijuana**
In a bid to further enhance public health and safety, the IMSS has commenced a comprehensive vaccination campaign against influenza and COVID-19 in Baja California. This initiative aims to bolster immunization during the flu season.
Security in the region is also under review. An upcoming meeting, entitled the State Regional Security Table, is scheduled for Wednesday in Tijuana to address ongoing security concerns and strategize improvements.
The local administration is keen on addressing employment conditions, including discussions around the minimum wage for 2025. Business leaders express concern over potential doubling of holiday bonuses amidst these economic changes.
On a lighter note, the city’s clear skies are expected to remain, with a predicted maximum temperature of 24°C this Saturday, providing residents with a pleasant weather outlook.
Furthermore, cultural initiatives continue with the installation of an altar honoring journalists who’ve tragically lost their lives in Mexico. This marks the third consecutive year of such a tribute in the city, located at the Arts Building near Morelos Park.
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