They Evict ‘Lorca’ Restaurant in La Cacho After Triple the Rent

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Gentrification in Tijuana ended the tradition of Spanish cuisine in the Madero neighborhood, better known as "La Cacho," with the eviction of the 23-year-old Lorca restaurant. The tenants lost one of the two lawsuits they fought, but the Mexican-American owners failed to consider the local implications of their decisions. Source

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Tijuana.- While the clientele had breakfast and the employees cooked and attended the tables, like any morning, they unexpectedly arrived municipal police and an actuary with an order from a judge to request the early eviction of the Spanish food restaurant ‘Lorca’. It was today morning, Tuesday, June 3, that cooks, waiters, and other operatives began to take out the kitchen utensils, tablecloths, tables and furniture in bags and boxes. Photo: E…

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TIJUANA, Baja California.- One of Tijuana's most beloved food leaders closed its doors this Monday. “Lorca” Spanish restaurant, with 23 years of history in the La Cacho colony, was evicted after receiving a court order motivated by the sudden increase of its rent to triple. I evict with neighborhood support From early, workers, [...] La entrada Close restaurant “Lorca” after excessive rent rise aparece primero en PSN Noticias.

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Tijuana, June 3. – One of the gastronomic traditions of the city of Tijuana, the Spanish restaurant "Lorca", which for more than 23 years operated in the colony La Cacho, was evicted after the owners of the place tripled the rent. This morning, the restaurant was notified of an eviction order, so the employees, with the help of some neighbors and solidarity customers, removed the furniture and goods from the place. Photo Karen Castañeda / Border…

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One of the gastronomic traditions of the city of Tijuana, the Spanish restaurant Lorca, was evicted after more than 23 years of being located in the colony La Cacho, because the owners of the place decided to triple the cost of the rent. This morning, the restaurant received an eviction order, so ... The entrance Evicted iconic restaurant in La Cacho with more than 23 years of history; they tripled the rent was first published in TJNews.