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Reality check on Bajagua: the money this group of Rancho Santa Fe and Tijuana "businessmen" promoting Bajagua spent paying off public officials to support their project we could have used to clean up our beaches. This project is big, bad and corrupt government at its worst. by Serge Dedina

12/04/2006:// Here is another article on investigations of Bajagua below.

Reality check on Bajagua: the money this group of Rancho Santa Fe and Tijuana "businessmen" promoting Bajagua spent paying off public officials to support their project we could have used to clean up our beaches. This project is big, bad and corrupt government at its worst.

The real question is: when is the last time you saw anyone from this project that is designed to "help" us put their toes on a beach in IB or Nado? The Answer: never.

Will the Bajagua project reduce beach closures in IB and Coronado--absolutely not. Come tour the TJ River with us and find out why: benamin@wildcoast.net can set up a tour.

Mahalo, Serge

Read the San Diego Union Tribune article here

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