### Maclovio Rojas Residents Block Access to Tijuana Airport
Tijuana – On the night of Tuesday, residents from the Maclovio Rojas neighborhood began a blockade on Aeropuerto Avenue, preventing vehicle access. The blockage extends from Vía de la Juventud to the roundabout on Cuauhtémoc Norte Boulevard.
The demonstration, which started at 11:07 PM on Tuesday, continued into early Wednesday morning, lasting until 1:00 AM. The protestors have stated that they will not lift the blockade until the first 400 property titles are delivered to the residents of Maclovio Rojas.
As a result, hundreds of people arriving at the Abelardo L. Rodríguez International Airport had to walk along the entire avenue to reach their destinations. Only vehicles that were stuck between the blockades were able to leave the airport premises.
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#### Ongoing Tension and Future Protests
Recent developments have indicated that Maclovio Rojas residents might stage another demonstration if their demands are not met. They claim that past agreements with the authorities have not been honored.
Additionally, the Ministry of the Interior (Segob) has announced updates regarding the regularization of properties in Maclovio Rojas, scheduled for Friday. The exchange undoubtedly aims to address the residents’ longstanding concerns and possibly prevent further blockades.
Moreover, the spokesperson for the Maclovio Rojas community emphasized that their primary objective was not to block the PEMEX plant, despite reports of the National Guard and Sedena setting up checkpoints near the supply facility.
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