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The Latest Breaking News from Tijuana

Almost twice as many women are being killed in Tijuana this year as violent crimes soar

Mexico's National System of Public Safety reported that the amount of femicides during the first half of the year almost equals last year's total

Latin Times

Mexico's Tijuana Braces For Surge In Venezuelan Migration Amid Post-Election Instability

Head of Tijuana's Migrant Affairs Office Enrique Lucero said, "We have to see how the post-election crisis settles, if Maduro remains in power, we can expect a spike in migration out of Venezuela."

Latin Times

Tijuana River's sewage crisis finally lands in CDC's crosshairs

CDC Director Mandy Cohen said the body would collect environmental sampling data and make recommendations to alleviate the situation

Latin Times

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Tijuana River sewage smells so bad that a California county is giving away air purifiers

The San Diego county will conduct a randomized drawing to select those who will get the device

Latin Times

New Tijuana River water samples are 'very close to that of raw sewage', scientists warn

Continued tests show the water quality to be unsafe for humans to get into

Latin Times

Tijuana Sewage Update: California beachgoers in this county warned to stay out of ocean

Authorities extended the closure to the Coronado Shoreline. It already reached the Tijuana Slough, Imperial Beach Shoreline and Silver Strand Shoreline

Latin Times

Border patrol discovers dozens of ladders to get migrants over wall in dumpster near Tijuana

The ladders were used by smugglers and made with rebar and other materials, sources told Border Report

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What is Goat Canyon? Millions of gallons of sewage seep into San Diego from just one spot in Tijuana

More than 14.5 billion gallons of untreated raw sewage have entered California from Mexico, according to the International Boundary and Water Commission

Latin Times

Leader of massive human smuggling operation used 'ladders and tunnels' to sneak thousands across US border, feds say

Abdul Karim Conteh, a national of Sierra Leone, was arrested in Tijuana last week. The U.S. is seeking his extradition

Latin Times

California beaches near Mexico border top 'beach bummer' list thanks to Tijuana River

The mayor of San Diego County's Imperial Beach described the issue as "the biggest environmental and public health disaster in the nation that nobody knows of"

Latin Times

Tijuana Authorities Find Possible Drug Smuggling Tunnel So Long They Need Oxygen Tanks To Look For The Other End

A recently discovered Tijuana tunnel is so long authorities need oxygen tanks to reach the end. It is likely connected to an older tunnel used for smuggling.

International Business Times UK

Pictured: a look inside alleged Tijuana drug smuggling tunnels after police find one too long to explore without oxygen tanks

Many such constructions are several meters deep to avoid being detected by authorities. Their length can vary

Latin Times

Suspected drug-smuggling tunnel found in Tijuana is so long authorities don't have enough oxygen to reach other end

The tunnel was found last week after an anonymous tip. Personnel needs oxygen tanks to determine where it ends

Latin Times

Suspected drug tunnel connecting Tijuana and the U.S. found after anonymous tip

The tunnel is connected to another one found two years ago in the same area

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The Caesar salad at 100 years old

The Guardian - US

Hail, caesar! At 100 years old, the world’s best salad is having a renaissance

Chefs from around the world celebrate in Tijuana, where an Italian immigrant used leftovers to invent a world-conquering dish

The Conversation

No croutons, no anchovies, no bacon: the 100-year-old Mexican origins of the Caesar salad

The most seductive culinary myths have murky origins, with a revolutionary discovery created by accident, or out of necessity.

The Independent UK

The best Caesar salad recipe even if you think you don’t like anchovies

It's 100 years since the Caesar salad is said to have been invented

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The Independent UK

Statue to celebrate inventor of the Caesar salad 100 years on – but some think it’s the wrong chef

Around 35% of US restaurants have Caesar salad on their menus as the dish turns 100

International Business Times

Mexico Shelters Offer Safe Haven For LGBTQ Migrants

Shirlei Vazquez, a trans woman, fled Guatemala after being assaulted and threatened, joining a growing number of LGBTQ migrants heading north in hopes of a better life in the United States.

International Business Times

In Tijuana, Shelter For Muslim Migrants On US Doorstep

From Algeria, Syria, Yemen and Afghanistan, citizens of distant, Muslim countries wait for US asylum at a shelter in the Mexican border city of Tijuana -- more used to seeing migrants from Latin America than the Middle East.

The Guardian - US

At the Tijuana crossing, a bustling border hotspot, Biden’s order brings stress and confusion

California-Mexico border area fills with uncertainty as those hoping to cross and aid groups grapple with abrupt changes

International Business Times

At Mercy Of Cartels, Thousands Of Mexicans Seek Refuge In US

Thousands of Mexicans are fleeing their homes to seek asylum in the United States, fearing their children might be kidnapped by ultra-violent drug cartels to become hitmen or sex slaves.

The Independent UK

Botanists are trying to save a forgotten ecosystem split by Trump’s giant wall

Near the towering border wall flanked by a US Border Patrol vehicle, botanist Sula Vanderplank heard a quail in the scrub yelp “chi-ca-go,” a sound the birds use to signal they are separated from a mate or group.

The Guardian - AU

Tourist killings expose fragmentation of organised crime at the heart of Mexico’s extraordinary violence

The murders of two Australians and an American in Baja California show the shifting and uncertain fault lines of risks in a country where crime and the state often overlap

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