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Mexican Truck Drivers Struggle with English Proficiency Requirements in Tijuana

KTSM••Salvador Rivera
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Truck drivers in Tijuana, Mexico, are expressing concerns over new English proficiency requirements that they claim are jeopardizing their livelihoods. Many of these drivers, some with decades of experience, are finding it challenging to pass the language tests, which are essential for their operations in cross-border transportation. This situation not only affects their ability to work but could also have broader implications for the trucking industry in the region. As these drivers face potential job losses, there is a growing call for reconsideration of the language requirements to ensure they do not disproportionately impact experienced professionals.

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