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Texas Institute of Letters showcases literary stars in the borderland

By Special to Borderzine | April 20, 2022

Some of the state’s literary giants will be in El Paso this week to attend the Texas Institute of Letters four-day conference, held annually in a different Texas city.

Former Borderzine editor David Smith-Soto's novel wins International Latino Book Award

Book Review: Kafka in a Skirt: Stories from the Wall, by Daniel Chacón

Gaspar del Alba's latest book belongs in the Latinx literary canon

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Cross-border home ownership rate reflects El Paso, Juarez binational community dynamic

About one in every six El Pasoans say they own homes in both Ciudad Juarez and El Paso, according to a recent survey. The Border Perception Survey asked border residents about topics ranging from education and health to the security and environment. The survey, a collaboration between the El Paso Community Foundation and Fundación Comunitaria […]

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Engaging Communities Across Borders

Cross-border home ownership rate reflects El Paso, Juarez binational community dynamic

About one in every six El Pasoans say they own homes in both Ciudad Juarez and El Paso, according to a recent survey. The Border Perception Survey asked border residents about topics ranging from education and health to the security and environment. The survey, a collaboration between the El Paso Community Foundation and Fundación Comunitaria […]

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