**Padilla Orozco and Adame Muñoz Meet to Continue Transition in Rosarito**
Future Mayor of Rosarito, Rocío Adame Muñoz, met with outgoing Mayor Alejandra Padilla Orozco to discuss the ongoing transition of municipal leadership. During the meeting, both officials expressed their commitment to ensuring a smooth transfer of responsibilities, with a focus on maintaining financial health and continuity in governance.
“Our administration is dedicated to delivering outstanding results that meet the expectations of Rosarito’s citizens,” said Adame Muñoz. She also thanked Padilla Orozco and her team for their openness and cooperation in facilitating a transparent transition process.
“We are handing over a government with sound finances,” stated Padilla Orozco, emphasizing the importance of this collaborative effort. “Today’s discussions were aimed at ensuring the new administration can seamlessly take over on October 1st.”
The meeting took place in the Sala de Regidores of Casa Municipal, attended by key members from both the outgoing and incoming administrations. From the current administration, Secretary of Government José Félix Ochoa Montelongo, Treasurer Francisco Sigler Pineda, and Chief Officer David Cruz Ponce were present. Representing the new administration, future Syndic Ricardo Alberto Bejarano Núñez and other transition team members attended the meeting.
Adame Muñoz affirmed that continuous communication over the past months has significantly eased the transition. She reassured residents that efforts are being made with great care and respect to advance the city’s administrative transition.
**In Other News: PRD Loses Registration Status After 35 Years**
Breaking: The electoral authority has confirmed that the PRD, a political party with a history spanning 35 years, has lost its official registration status. This development marks the end of an era for the party, which has been a significant player in Mexico’s political landscape. The confirmation came after the party failed to meet the necessary requirements to sustain its registration.
**National Guard Reform Advances to Senate**
Legislators have progressed a reform bill that proposes significant changes to the integration of the National Guard. The bill, which passed in the lower house, removes naval officers from the organization, transferring oversight to the Defense Secretariat (SEDENA). The bill now awaits further approval from the Senate.
**Search Continues for Missing InDrive Driver**
Authorities have reported an 80% likelihood that remains found in Las Cruces are those of a missing InDrive driver. The search has been ongoing, and the discovery may bring closure to the missing person case that has concerned locals and authorities alike.
**Disneyland Resort Celebrates Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month**
In celebration of Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month, Disneyland Resort has launched a series of events and activities highlighting the cultural contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. These festivities are aimed at honoring the rich heritage and vibrant traditions of these communities.
**Chamber Approves Amendment to Include National Guard Under SEDENA**
In a move aligned with recent discussions, members of the legislative chamber have approved an amendment to place the National Guard under the administrative control of SEDENA. This decision has sparked a broad debate on the role and governance of the National Guard in maintaining internal security.
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