### Independence Day Festivities in Tijuana Conclude Peacefully
During the celebrations of Mexico’s Independence Day in Tijuana, the city experienced a peaceful event with no significant incidents reported. Fernando Sánchez González, head of the Municipal Department of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPCM), emphasized the city’s focus on maintaining order and safety for its residents and visitors during the festivities.
“[We remained] vigilant in ensuring the celebrations were orderly, and we can report that the outcome was positive regarding the Independence Day event,” said Sánchez González.
The event saw the deployment of over 400 SSPCM officers stationed at key locations such as the Zona Centro and Río, which hosted the main Independence Day ceremonies. Sánchez González highlighted the substantial police presence in areas like Avenida Revolución, the Centro Zone, and Boulevard Agua Caliente, where a vehicle caravan took place to celebrate the occasion.
According to the Department of Civil Protection and Firefighters, approximately 50,000 people gathered around Miguel Hidalgo Glorieta near the municipal palace to participate in the “Grito de Independencia” ceremony and a concert by Sonora Dinamita de Lucho Argain.
The SSPCM head also noted that arrests at sobriety checkpoints remained within normal parameters. Additionally, he confirmed that an armed attack on Sixth Street near Avenida Revolución was unrelated to the Independence Day celebrations.
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### Secondary News: Safety and Order During Festivities
In related news, similar peaceful celebrations were reported across various parts of Mexico. Local authorities throughout the country worked diligently to ensure that the festive spirit was unmarred by incidents. Major cities like Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey also saw large-scale celebrations marked by vibrant parades, fireworks, and cultural events.
In Mexico City, more than 200,000 people gathered at the Zócalo for the annual “Grito de Independencia,” delivered by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The event concluded without major incidents, bolstered by the presence of thousands of police officers and military personnel.
In Guadalajara, local authorities reported minimal disruptions during the city’s celebrations. The police department highlighted the success of its comprehensive security measures, ensuring a safe environment for attendees.
Monterrey’s Independence Day celebrations also received praise for their well-organized and secure events. Additional officers were deployed across the city to manage the large crowds and ensure public safety, resulting in a festive yet orderly atmosphere.
These reports reflect a nationwide commitment to ensuring safe and enjoyable celebrations for all citizens during Mexico’s Independence Day festivities.