### Residents of Maclovio Rojas to Lift Blockade at Tijuana Airport
Residents of Maclovio Rojas have announced that they will be lifting the blockade at Tijuana Airport by 11 a.m. on Wednesday. Cassandra Hernández, a representative of the protesters, confirmed that an agreement had been reached with the Federal Secretariat of the Interior. Consequently, a meeting is scheduled to take place in Mexico City the following day.
The blockade, which commenced at 11 p.m. on Tuesday, caused significant disruptions for travelers either arriving in Tijuana or attempting to reach the airport. To mitigate the impact, residents of Maclovio Rojas transported affected passengers in pickup trucks to and from the blockade site.
Throughout the blockade, taxis from the Cuauhtémoc Norte Boulevard roundabout to the airport charged a fee of 100 pesos per person. As of now, the protesters have started dismantling their tents and makeshift accommodations.
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### Secondary Article: Ongoing Negotiations with Maclovio Rojas Residents
In light of the recent blockade, the Federal Secretariat of the Interior is intensifying negotiations with residents of Maclovio Rojas. The discussions aim to address the underlying issues that led to the blockade at Tijuana Airport.
Cassandra Hernández, the spokesperson for the Maclovio Rojas community, has clarified that the blockade was not intended to disrupt the PEMEX plant. Instead, it appears to be a reaction to long-standing grievances that the community says remain unresolved.
Local authorities have urged a swift resolution to prevent further disruptions. The Tijuana Business Coordinating Council (CCE) emphasized the immediate negative impacts on the airport’s operations and called for the area to be reopened swiftly.
Additionally, state and federal authorities have not yet made official statements regarding the blockade. This has left many stakeholders calling for more dialogues to clarify and address the grievances of Maclovio Rojas residents.
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