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A little weekender for Sunday enjoyment, with new stories in the Opinion, Features, and Culture sections.

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News

Mexico President Felipe Calderon and the Super-Maquiladora
by Frontra NorteSur

Mexico President Felipe Calderon and the Super-MaquiladoraThe Mexican president commented on the "super-maquila" that will employ 9,000-40,000 workers, and touched briefly on the broader security issue, noting the deployment of 4,000 soldiers and federal police in Ciudad Juarez to counter organized crime. However, he avoided other thorny issues.

Posted on July 23, 2008  •  read more »

Man seeks justice -- and payback -- for 13 wrong years in prison
by Sito Negron

Man seeks justice -- and payback -- for 13 wrong years in prisonConvicted in the 1994, freed in 2006, an El Paso man claims a conspiracy to target him in a murder case. Police failed to follow up on evidence that could have led to the real killer, claims a recently filed lawsuit.

Posted on July 21, 2008  •  read more »

What about Bob? Grand jury to convene soon, sources say
by David Crowder

What about Bob? Grand jury to convene soon, sources sayA parallel case to the public corruption investigations that have gripped El Paso, NCED could heat up soon. “I know they have renewed their interest in the NCED cases that have been on something of a back burner because of the corruption cases,” a defense attorney said.

Posted on July 24, 2008  •  read more »

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Features

In the News: Jam Sessions and Cartel Enforcers
compiled by Neil Davis

In the News: Jam Sessions and Cartel EnforcersIn San Francisco, a post-punk El Pasoan leads jam sessions. In Memphis, the trial of an alleged cartel enforcer. Plus, El Paso's walkability ranking, writer Charles Bowden on Juarez in GQ, and more. Around the region, nation and world, El Paso and El Pasoans are In the News.

Posted on July 26, 2008  •  read more »

On the death of my mother, journalist Linda Bejarano
by Alejandra Gomez

On the death of my mother, journalist Linda BejaranoTwenty years is a long time, long enough to heal, long enough to know that it was always ok to cry. For the first time in many years, I will go to the cemetery.

Posted on July 22, 2008  •  read more »

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Opinion

Want money for college? Earn it.
by David Karlsruher

Want money for college? Earn it.I find it a little silly to pull out the race card and the class card here. It’s offensive. I’m white and middle class and I managed to finish in the bottom half my high school class aided not by my skin color or my parent’s income, but by own damn laziness.

Posted on July 26, 2008  •  read more »

The billion-dollar status quo
by Sito Negron

The billion-dollar status quoThis $1 billion deal, in the works behind closed doors since April, and unveiled on a Monday with the admonition that it needs to be done by the end of the week or the money goes away, oozes status quo. All of a sudden, we're in too much of a hurry to have a community discussion about our priorities.

Posted on July 24, 2008  •  read more »

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Culture

Atlas Cage plays music and jumps on things
by Catherine Cromer

Atlas Cage plays music and jumps on thingsCage plays all the instruments on his record, "Evolution." He also says he is practicing for a shot at the Japanese sports-game show, Ninja Warrior. A restless performer, he repeats the too-often heard complaint that it's hard to find a venue for originality in El Paso.

Posted on July 25, 2008  •  read more »

12 Travelers still on the road
by ABC-7

12 Travelers still on the roadThe massive sculpture of Onate was not the end of the project. With two down -- including Onate -- two more on on the way, ABC-7 reports.

Posted on July 25, 2008  •  read more »

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