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Guerra mortal: buscan disminuir tasa de homicidios
La criminalidad mantiene el SEMEFO abarrotado de cadáveres. Por TELEMUNDO 20, Mark Mullen and Alejandro Alejandre Publicado hace 21 minutos BOLETÍN DE NOTICIAS Recibe los encabezados de noticias, entretenimiento y deportes, directamente en tu correo electrónico. Correo electrónico Sin duda hay cosas maravillosas de Tijuana. La ciudad es un motor económico debido a sus maquiladores y el turismo. Ahí se da un esplendor de las distintas culturas de México.
Thousands of Californians Have Contaminated Water Coming From Taps
NBC 7 discovers more than 3,000 people in San Diego region without safe Tap Water, according to just released data from California’s State Water Resources Control Board By Wendy Fry, Alejandro Alejandre, Stephen Stock and NBC Bay Area staff Published Mar 7, 2017 at 5:45 PM | Updated at 10:01 AM PST on Mar 8, 2017 Some 700,000 Californians are currently being exposed to contaminated water at home or at school, according to the latest data from California’s Water Resources Control Board.
Mexican Authorities Target Sex Trafficking
The U.S. Department of Justice has made combating sex-trafficking a top priority, pouring resources into stopping it in San Diego and along the U.S. Mexico border. But then, just on the other side, about 20 miles away from downtown San Diego, Tijuana is a premier, world-destination for those looking to buy sex.
Border Patrol Launches Enforcement Operation Targeting Human Smuggling
The San Diego sector of the United States Border Patrol says it has a message for smugglers in Otay Mountain. “You’re no longer going to be making a profit by putting the lives of migrants and agents in danger.” Officials say migrants often meet up with smugglers on a Mexican toll road near Tecate. They’re told by the smugglers, the U.S. is just on the other side of an unintimidating hillside, but really what awaits them is more than a day’s worth of San Diego’s most deadly terrain.
Money in California Tire Recycling Management Fund Isn't Used for Recycling
Every time you buy a new tire, you pay a $1.75 fee into a state recycling fund, but NBC7 Investigates found tires are not recycled with the money. Many end up as hazardous waste in San Diego’s border region. “Of course I don’t want my home built on tires, but I have nothing else, what can I do?” Ana reluctantly stands outside of her Nuevo Milenio home in Tijuana, explaining to a San Diego news crew why she uses hundreds of tires as the foundation for her home. “Of course it’s dangerous.
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