Baja California government dismantles library in Tijuana, sparks discontent
TIJUANA — As a result of the pandemic, Tijuana’s libraries are closed to the public; however, employees have been working virtually, and they occasionally visit the sites. But on Friday, employees at the Benito Juárez public library, in Zona Río, were startled when other government employees arrived to evict them. The order, they said, came from Baja California Gov. Jaime Bonilla, and they were told to haul everything away in cardboard boxes. That same day, Bonilla told Tijuana media that the city’s central library would be moved to another currently unused building, the former pos...
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