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Protests Planned in Tijuana Against ISSSTE Impacting El Paso Border Traffic

KTSM••Salvador Rivera
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Beginning March 18, health and social workers in Tijuana will initiate blockades and tollbooth takeovers to protest against the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE). This action is expected to disrupt traffic at the border and toll roads leading into El Paso, affecting commuters and trade. The protests aim to highlight grievances regarding social services and security issues faced by state workers. Residents should prepare for potential delays when crossing the border during this period.

Key Details: • Protests start on March 18, 2024. • Blockades will affect border crossings and toll roads. • Commuters should anticipate delays and plan accordingly.

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