US EditionSenator Max garcía Is Concerned About the Economic Decline in Baja California and Extortion Practices in Tijuana.
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The legislator noted unprecedented business closures and accused corruption practices in city councils.
Senator Max García of the National Action Party (PAN) denounced the economic impact of corruption in Baja California's municipalities, which has led to the closure of businesses. He issued a formal request to all three levels of government for significant intervention from authorities following the departure of numerous companies from the state, totaling over 42,000 businesses.
It requests the intervention of all three levels of government.
MEXICO CITY, MARCH 19, 2026.-The Senator of the PAN Parliamentary Group, Max García, made use of the forum to show his concern about the economic decline recorded by Baja California and to request the authorities of the different government orders, his intervention to prevent this from happening. “Today in Baja California, we have 42,556 companies that have dropped out of social insurance in the last 4 years, an average of 820 companies that mon…
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