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The Restorative Power of Restaurants

2026-08-21 J. Eugenio Cotera E. Cafe Cotera la Magazin Fronteriza, Ciudad Juárez, Slider 3 comments

by Javier E. Cotera The date was a Sunday in July 1985. My friend Roger and I could see parishioners

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Memories, Reflections and Connections: The Border Feminicides 20 Years later, Part Two

2026-05-20 Kent Paterson Ciudad Juárez, Crime, Mexico, Slider Leave a comment

Feature photo: Mercedes Doretti of the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team addresses the Las Cruces gathering. (Photo by Cynthia Bejarano) Convened

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Renaming the Cesar Chavez Border Highway

2026-03-22 Oscar J. Martinez El Paso, Ciudad Juárez, Slider 2 comments

by Oscar J. Martinez Given the recent disturbing revelations about Cesar Chávez, it seems certain that the local Border Highway’s

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  • John G. Dungan on The Restorative Power of Restaurants
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