They’re bringing it. Pretty soon you’ll be able to see it from El Paso. It’s the Torre Sentinela. You remember:
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Historical Spanish
From NYTimes.com: In most of the Spanish-speaking world, the principal ways to say “you” are the casual “tú,” and the
EL PASO BADLY NEEDS MORE INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
by Max Grossman Houston, like most major cities, has journalists with the requisite skills for investigating complex financial matters and
50 Years of “Women Make Movies”
From Ariel Daugherty: This year I am celebrating Women Make Movies’, Inc. 50th anniversary, In 1972 I was one of
7th Annual Books and Raspas Giveaway at Jalisco Cafe
From Hector (via Rick Melendrez) at the Jalisco: Free Books & Raspa for the entire family! FREE American flags to
The Ongoing War
At last Tuesday’s City Council meeting, City Staff wanted to renege on a promise the City made to El Pasoans
LatinX El Paso : Odyssey of a Mexican American/Hispanic Community by Oscar Martinez
Latinx El Paso provides a historical and contemporary overview of the Mexican American/Hispanic population in one of the major urban centers
How the Other 9.9% Live
Here’s an interesting story from Vox.com about the culture of the top decile: There are some defining characteristics of today’s