**Free Ice Skating Rink Opening on Avenida Revolución This Friday**
Starting this Friday, December 6, until January 6, a complimentary ice skating rink will be open to the public on Avenida Revolución, between Sixth and Seventh Streets. This initiative is designed to offer a festive outdoor activity for families in Tijuana during the holiday season. According to Carlos Torres Torres, the coordinator of strategic projects at Tijuana City Hall, the ice rink is part of a larger Christmas Village installation, featuring seasonal activities for everyone to enjoy.
The Christmas Village is a collaborative effort, realized through donations from local businesses in the central area as well as municipal resources. This seasonal attraction aims to bring holiday cheer to Tijuana’s community, encouraging both locals and visitors to partake in the festivities.
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In related news, the Tijuana-Tecate tourist train is offering special travel dates this December. For those interested in exploring the region by rail, schedules, prices, and reservation details are available. Furthermore, El Florido will host a light caravan on December 8, promising a dazzling display.
Economically, Tijuana is set to face challenges in 2025 due to federal budget cuts, impacting areas such as security and social services, like the state’s public employee health service, Issstecali. Despite the financial complexities, the administration aims to address worker rights and sustain local businesses.
Lastly, a significant increase in the minimum wage has been announced, set to impact the region’s economy. The general minimum wage will rise from 248.89 Mexican pesos to 278.80 pesos nationwide, with an increase from 374.89 pesos to 419.88 pesos along the northern border, affecting around 700,000 workers in Baja California. This wage boost is expected to influence employment trends, notably concerning hiring practices among micro, small, and medium enterprises.