**Protests Erupt at INE Over Legislative Overrepresentation**
Dozens gathered this Sunday morning in front of the National Electoral Institute (INE) to protest against legislative overrepresentation. The demonstration started at 10:00 AM, simultaneously in 50 cities across the country, including Mexico City.
“The idea is to demand the respect of Article 54 of our Constitution, which prevents overrepresentation in our Congress. There’s a limit, and it must be respected,” said Joel Villavicencio, who read a message during the protest.
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**Local Updates:**
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**Progress in Playas de Tijuana’s Boardwalk Construction**
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**Three Bodies and Human Remains Found in Tijuana**
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**Mass Wedding Ceremony in Playas de Tijuana**
152 couples tied the knot at a collective marriage ceremony. Over the current administration’s three years, six such events have been held, marrying a total of 6,000 couples.
**High Suicide Rates Among Tijuana Police**
Tijuana ranks among Mexican cities with the highest police suicide rates, with 5,000 psychological consultations provided during the current municipal administration.