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Last Updated: Friday, July 04, 2008 14:22
Border Life
Escobar: Happy Fourth of July from Escobares, Texas

ESCOBARES, July 4 - Happy Fourth of July to all the readers of the Rio Grande Guardian! As we celebrate the birth of our great nation, it is definitely a time to reflect and give thanks for all we have. 

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Maldonado: Rules were bent at State Democratic Party Convention

June 30 - The State Democratic Convention was great success. In my many years participating in Democratic politics I had never seen a more energetic and motivated convention.

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Platt: Rejuvenating the Valley with respect for culture, community and habitat

June 15 - A decade ago, when I was teaching in San Antonio, a native borderlander colleague in the social sciences and I (in the humanities) received a small grant through the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to study the cultural poetics of environmental justice in sister cities along the Texas-Mexico border.

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Vaello: Why dig up our levees during hurricane season?

June 7 - I attended the Hidalgo County Commissioner’s meeting last Tuesday (6/03/08) to voice my concerns about compromising the integrity of our levee system during hurricane season.

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Summy: Building border wall during hurricane season is dangerous

May 28 - Most of us who live here in the Lower Rio Grande Valley (LRGV) of Texas were very relieved when the Secretary of Homeland Security recently thwarted a potentially dangerous proposal by the Border Patrol to check the immigration status of all persons leaving this area in the event of an emergency evacuation.

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Evans: Presidio does the right thing in joining TBC border wall lawsuit

May 22 - On Tuesday, May 20, after input from citizens and discussion among the mayor and council, the Presidio City Council voted to join the Texas Border Coalition (TBC), a coalition of Texas border cities, counties, chambers of commerce, and economic development corporations, representing over two million border residents from El Paso to Brownsville. Presidio is scheduled by DHS for levee-wall construction this year, along with Cameron and Hidalgo Counties.

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Nicol: Valley politicians endorse Cornyn, despite their constituents’ best interests

May 20 - On Saturday a number of Rio Grande Valley politicians and business leaders endorsed U.S. Senator John Cornyn. 

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Evans: Cameron County should join TBC’s border wall lawsuit

TERLINGUA, May 14 - Adrienne Evans, a founder of the No Wall – Big Bend Coalition, has sent an open letter to Cameron County Judge Carlos Cascos and Cameron County Commissioners asking them to get behind the Texas Border Coalition’s border wall lawsuit against the federal government.

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Bishop Peña: The word 'expedite' should not be part of border wall dialogue

April 28 - Good morning Mr. Chairman and good morning to all the members of the Subcommittee on Fisheries, Wildlife and Oceans. I thank you for this opportunity to speak to you regarding this very important issue and I welcome you to our beautiful state of Texas and our home in the Rio Grande Valley.

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Hinojosa: Cinco de Mayo an appropriate day to repeal segregation ordinance

WASHINGTON, May 5 - On this Cinco de Mayo, it is quite appropriate that the city of Edcouch is repealing a 1931 city ordinance that should have never been approved.

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