Subscribe now Outside the Barry M Goldwater Bombing Range in the west Arizona borderlands. (Photo by Caitlin O’Hara for The Washington Post via Getty Images) Share When thinking of the U.S. borderlands,…
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The latest from the border blogosphere.
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – BILL HICKS FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
[[{“value”:” We initially had no intention of making an endorsement for District Attorney. We interviewed all three candidates, current District Attorney Bill D. Hicks, Deputy Public Defender James Montoya, and retired district judge Alma Trejo….
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – NO ENDORSEMENT FOR DISTRICT 3 RACE
[[{“value”:” After thoroughly reviewing the five candidates for District 3 running to replace Gassandra on City Council, we are not making any endorsement at this time. We interviewed Army veteran Kenneth Bell, who definitely…
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – DID NICOLE FERRINI FALSIFY HER RESUME IN HER APPLICATION FOR CITY MANAGER?
[[{“value”:” Nicole Ferrini is the Climate and Sustainability Officer of the City of El Paso and is paid $176,428, the 18th highest salary of about 6,000 employees. Until last month, she was…
The Border Chronicle – Florida Governor’s Controversial “Migrant Relocation” Program Targets Arizona
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis at a campaign event in Eagle Pass, Texas, in June 2023, before dropping out of the presidential race in January. (Photo credit: Sergio Flores via Getty Images) Subscribe…
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – SUPERINTENDENT PEDRO GALAVIZ OF CANUTILLO ISD DECEIVES THE TAXPAYERS
[[{“value”:” On May 4, the voters of Canutillo ISD narrowly passed a $386.2 million school bond even though the Board of Trustees failed to balance their own budget. The total voter turnout…
The Border Chronicle – The Everywhere Border: Trying to Understand the 9/11 Legacy
Subscribe now So, we are almost at 1,000 paid subscribers here at The Border Chronicle. You know what that means, dear readers. First, a deep thanks to all those who have subscribed….
El Chuqueño Blog – Gentrification and Income Inequality in Oaxaca
The benefits of “economic development” are unequally distributed. Sound familiar? Here’s a story bout that theme, and censorship, and tourism in Oaxaca. It could happen here. Hell, it’s already happening here. Are…