### Tijuana Set to Appoint New Security Secretary; Leyzaola Remains a Contender
Tijuana’s mayor, Ismael Burgueño Ruiz, has confirmed that the appointment of the new Secretary of Citizen Security will be made this Monday. Among the candidates for the position is Julián Leyzaola Pérez, though other names included in the shortlist were not disclosed by Burgueño Ruiz. Emphasizing the importance of transparency in the selection process, the mayor stated that he has been in discussions with members of the city council, including the opposition, to ensure clarity and consensus.
The mayor also highlighted his ongoing conversations with Leyzaola Pérez regarding security issues. In addition to the security secretary appointment, nominations for heads of Municipal Delegations will also be presented to the city council on the same day. Meanwhile, the directors for the municipal administration will be announced this Sunday.
In other news, a meeting is scheduled this Monday between municipal authorities and sex workers to address their concerns and ongoing protests. This meeting will be attended by the Secretary of Government, Arnulfo Guerrero.
### Update on Tijuana’s Security Landscape
In recent developments related to Tijuana’s security efforts, the city’s commitment to enhancing safety continues amidst challenges. The local community has expressed a mix of hope and skepticism regarding the prospective appointment of Julián Leyzaola Pérez. Known for his previous controversial strategies and tough stance on crime, Leyzaola remains a divisive figure—garnering both strong support and criticism.
Meanwhile, broader discussions on security reforms and community engagement are ongoing. Residents and advocacy groups have been vocal about the need for comprehensive policies that not only combat crime but also respect human rights and foster community trust in law enforcement agencies. Authorities are also encouraging public participation in safety initiatives to bridge gaps between the police and the citizens.
TJGringo.com will continue to monitor these developments and provide updates on Tijuana’s efforts to improve security and the implications of new leadership in this pivotal area. Stay tuned for further news and analyses.