Posts Tagged ‘border stories’

Voces&Blogs

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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Multimedia

A Day with Border Patrol Agents in El Paso, TX...

by Kang, Pazdera and Karadjov

EL PASO, Texas — Border patrol agents deal with everyday conflicts and apprehensions in the...
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Voces&Blogs

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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Film

Students’ Big-screen Dreams Shine at the Sun City Film Festival...

by Alex Morales

EL PASO, Texas — The Sun City Film festival, supposedly a biannual event, seemed forgotten...
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Voces&Blogs

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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Multimedia

Pilgrimage to Mount Cristo Rey – Slideshow...

by Aguirre and Prieto


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Voces&Blogs

Freedom of Expression Will Nullify Legalized Racism in Arizona...

by George Thomson

NOGALES, Ariz. — When one asks to define what it means to be an American, liberty, freedom...
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Crónica

Puberty Made Her a niña mala in Catholic School...

by George Thomson

(Note: This is a recount of a story told by a woman and written from her perspective. The story...
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Multimedia

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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News Features

Juárez Terror Etched in La Loteria de la Muerte...

by Lucia Murguia

The bald lady (left) and the reporter (right) are some of the characters depicted by artist...
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