### Residents of Maclovio Rojas to Lift Blockade at Tijuana Airport
Residents of Maclovio Rojas Márquez are set to lift the blockade they imposed on Tijuana Airport at 11 a.m. this Wednesday, as confirmed by Cassandra Hernández, a representative of the protestors. The decision comes after reaching an agreement with the Federal Secretariat of the Interior, with a follow-up meeting scheduled in Mexico City tomorrow.
The blockade began on Tuesday night at 11 p.m., causing significant disruptions for travelers arriving in and departing from Tijuana. During the blockade, residents offered transportation services to people affected by the protest using pick-up trucks, ensuring they could still reach the airport. The cost for taxi rides from the roundabout at the Cuauhtémoc Norte Boulevard to the airport was reported to be 100 pesos per person.
Protestors have already begun dismantling their tents and campsites as they prepare to end the blockade. The protest was a response to ongoing issues that residents of Maclovio Rojas hope to address in their upcoming meeting with federal officials.
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### Secondary Article: Tijuana Business Leaders Call for Immediate Lifting of Airport Blockade
Local business leaders in Tijuana have urged the quick resolution of the blockade at Tijuana Airport. The blockade, initiated by the residents of Maclovio Rojas Márquez, has caused immediate economic impacts, particularly affecting travel and logistics in the region.
The Business Coordinating Council (CCE) of Tijuana has emphasized the urgency of unblocking the airport to minimize further disruptions and financial losses. Despite local authorities assuring that negotiations with the protestors are ongoing, businesses in Tijuana have voiced concerns over the prolonged impact on commerce and tourism.
In a related event, weather forecasts predict mostly clear skies with a maximum temperature of 27°C in Tijuana, potentially aiding in the smooth transition back to normal airport operations once the blockade is lifted.
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