Opinion: We need binational cooperation to treat drinking water and waste water in San Diego-Tijuana [Opinion]
is a sociologist and Ph.D. student in the Global Development Studies Program at Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. He is a fellow at the Center for Latin American Studies at SDSU and lives in Rosarito. Editor’s note: This has been translated from Spanish by a member of the editorial board.
Márai narrated the story of his border crossing and his travel from Tijuana to Rosarito by bus. He described a territory without street lighting and a few houses in the dark, and without any app or smartphone, he was guided by the barking of dogs. Now, Rosarito is a populated city with a multicultural and multiethnic community, with urban infrastructure needs. The poet tried to stay at the Hotel Rosarito, but that night it was closed.
In 2016, Paul Ganster, the director of the Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias at San Diego State University, and Kimberly Collins, the director of the Leonard Transportation Center and an associate professor of public administration at California State University San Bernardino, did a study on binational cooperation that showed there have beenimplemented by local governments on the border.
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