### Primary Article: No Spike in Gasoline Prices Despite Fuel Subsidies Removal
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**Tijuana, Mexico** – The cost of gasoline in Tijuana has remained stable, even with the recent removal of fuel subsidies. Alejandro Borja Robles, President of the Specialized Gasoline Group of the Tijuana Chamber of Commerce, has confirmed that there hasn’t been significant variation in gas prices.
Robles noted that regular gasoline prices have only seen a minimal increase, averaging around 23.00 pesos per liter, while premium gasoline is at about 24.30 pesos per liter.
“The prices of regular gasoline have followed the same trend as last week. There are no substantial increases of five or six pesos at the moment, and I don’t foresee anything like that happening soon, although nothing is certain,” stated Robles.
He further explained that over the first nine months of 2024, the fluctuation in fuel prices has not exceeded two pesos compared to the end of the previous year. This stability comes in spite of the elimination of fiscal incentives for fuel.
### Secondary Article: Additional News on Fuel Prices and Energy in Tijuana
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#### Red Cross Tijuana’s Annual Fuel Expenses Reach 7 Million Pesos
**Tijuana** – The Tijuana Red Cross has reported spending up to 7 million pesos on fuel annually. This significant expenditure highlights the escalating cost of maintaining emergency response operations in the region.
#### Traffic Alert: Morelos Node Construction to Close Three Access Routes
**Tijuana** – Starting Monday, September 9, three major access routes will be closed as part of the Morelos Node construction project. Commuters are advised to plan accordingly to avoid potential delays.
#### Rising Temperatures Cause Power Outages in Various Tijuana Neighborhoods
**Tijuana** – High temperatures are leading to power disruptions across multiple neighborhoods in Tijuana. Forecasts suggest temperatures could reach up to 34 degrees Celsius in the eastern parts of the city this Monday.
### Follow-Up and Other Local Updates:
– **Partial Work Continues for Judicial Branch Employees**: Workers of the Judicial Branch have entered their fifth week of partial strike action.
– **Morelos Node Construction Traffic Advisory**: Three major access routes will close due to ongoing construction.
– **Security Measures**: Investigations are ongoing for recent armed attacks in the Cueva del Peludo area.
– **Accessibility Improvements**: The Certi App for the deaf community sees widespread weekly use, particularly in civil registries.
– **Municipal Projects**: The current administration will leave 30 projects pending completion by October 1.
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