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Category: Blogs
The latest from the border blogosphere.
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – LIBRE INITIATIVE DIRECTOR EXCORIATES EL PASO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR NON-VOTER-APPROVED DEBT
[[{“value”:” Enrique Romero is the local Director of The Libre Initiative, a fiscally conservative non-profit “dedicated to empowering the Hispanic community.” Today he published a scathing opinion essay highlighting the addiction of…
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – CITY COUNCIL VOTES 5-3 TO PRESERVE THE INTEGRITY OF PUBLIC COMMENT
[[{“value”:” Numerous El Pasoans were alarmed by the City’s plan to reform Public Comment, which would have been moved from the individual agenda items to a designated period starting at 10:00am, significantly…
El Chuqueño Blog – Blow, Wind, Blow
From a May 4 post on Gizmodo.com: This year’s drought-exacerbated dusty season is “truly exceptional—one for the record books,” said Thomas Gill, an environmental scientist at the University of Texas at El…
The Border Chronicle – Who Will Stand Up for the Rio Grande?
In an aerial view, the Rio Grande is shown between Del Rio, Texas and Ciudad Acuna, Mexico on January 26, 2023. (Photo credit Brandon Bell via Getty Images) Subscribe now In August…
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – CITY DOUBLES DOWN ON RESTRICTIONS TO PUBLIC COMMENT
[[{“value”:” This past Saturday, the El Paso Times published a guest column by Max Grossman criticizing the City Council vote on April 29 restricting public comment on agenda items to a fixed…
El Chuqueño Blog – “Yes, Your Arrogancy”
From ElPasoTimes.com: The El Paso City Council this week will take another look at public engagement at meetings after a vote limiting audience speakers to a set hour-long period at its previous…
El Chuqueño Blog – Lady Liberty
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El Chuqueño Blog – “The Wayward Bus”
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El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – GROSSMAN TO EL PASO TIMES: CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO RESTRICT PUBLIC COMMENT
[[{“value”:” On April 29, the El Paso City Council voted 7-1 to amend the Rules of Order such that public comment on agenda items will be confined to a 60-minute period in…