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El Paso has a front row seat on the unending killing in Juarez...
by Raymundo Aguirre
EL PASO, Texas — About a century ago, El Pasoans lined themselves up near the border for...
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Padre Nacho — A powerful and controversial Nogales priest is remembered by a student...
by George Thomson
NOGALES, Ariz. — I can’t imagine a more horrible way for a man to be killed. “¡Le cortaron...
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Bad City and Good City — The Border Twins are Conjoined at the Hip...
by Raymundo Aguirre
EL PASO, Texas — Many consider them sister cities. With a combined population of more than...
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Raised in Two Cultures, But Uncomfortable in Both...
by Lucia Murguia
EL PASO, Texas — “Can I have the rosa-pink sticker instead?” I would ask Miss Pat, my...
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Thousands Relive the Passion of Christ on Mount Cristo Rey...
by Pamela Prieto
Pilgrims on its way to Mount Cristo Rey (Raymundo Aguirre/Borderzine.com)
EL PASO, Texas —...
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Bilingual City Can Be an Obstacle to Learning English...
by Gregory Gordon
EL PASO, Texas — It’s a beautiful thing that a majority of El Paso is bilingual. I don’t...
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Marchers Demand That Congress Reform Unfair Immigration Laws...
by Justin Monarez
EL PASO, Texas – Now that the historic health care reform bill has been pushed through Capitol...
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Filmmaker Guillermo Arriaga Portraits ‘Other’ Realities of the Border...
by Arthur Perez
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — Whether it’s a giant fence separating Mexico and the United States...
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En la frontera...
by Laura Cesarco Eglin
EL PASO — Mucha gente me pregunta si me gusta vivir en El Paso. Lo hacen ya convencidos...
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