**Judiciary Workers Urged to End Strike in Tijuana**
The leader of a prominent group in Tijuana has called on workers of the judiciary to end their strike against judicial reforms to prevent further disruptions to the public. The ongoing strike has reportedly impacted the progress of justice, affecting about a million people waiting for resolutions. Only 15% of judges have continued their work amidst the protest, causing significant delays in legal proceedings.
The head of the group emphasized that while the strike is within rights, its continuation is causing more harm than good to the citizens needing legal resolutions. He urged the use of legal channels to challenge the reforms, stressing that significant changes, including the turnover of judges, magistrates, and ministers, are anticipated next year. Concerns were raised about potential appointments being influenced by political motivations rather than merit.
In a separate discussion, there were calls for improved coordination between the city’s land registry and the public property registry to mitigate property disputes and corruption. Recent issues have emerged due to lack of verification processes, resulting in property transactions being registered without proper authorization. Such discrepancies highlight the need for stringent checks and cooperation between relevant bodies to protect property rights.
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**Senate Approves Secondary Laws on Judicial Reform**
In a recent development, the Senate approved secondary laws related to the contentious judicial reform. This move is seen as crucial in shaping the judicial landscape in the upcoming years. However, there is resistance from certain political figures, who have vowed not to engage with the current judiciary leadership until further assessments are made. These reforms continue to be a hot topic, with critics arguing they could compromise the independence of the judiciary while supporters claim they are necessary for modernization and efficiency. As these changes unroll, the judicial and political environments are expected to undergo significant transformations.
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