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Mexico's major election: Congress, state and local governments - Sat, 04 Jul 2009
Predictions abound of massive voter abstention, record protest voting and a victory by the former ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). The election is Sunday (July 5, 2009).

Adventure at Mercado Mayapan con Fernie y los chapulines - Fri, 03 Jul 2009
My old friend and political combatant Fernie “The Attorney” Chacon called me last week with an invitation to join him at Mercado Mayapan for a plate of chapulines.

Tax free weekend misses the mark - Thu, 02 Jul 2009
Save for calculators, it looks like anything that has to do with digital learning is pretty much left out of the list. Surely Rick Perry wants parents to buy computers and other digital devices for their school kids. I wonder why technology is lacking from the TFW?

Reporting 101: Did I let a great scoop on Planned Parenthood get away? - Thu, 02 Jul 2009
NPT smelled something wrong when Planned Parenthood abruptly announced its closure. We're digging, and we got a little nibble of something, but we're not there yet.




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Expect humid Fourth of July with chance of rain - Sat, 04 Jul 200
EL PASO -- A subtropical plume of moisture moving through the Southwest could make for a damp and humid Independence Day.

Live bands, food draw thousands to El Paso Downtown Street Fest - Fri, 03 Jul 200
EL PASO -- Briana Gonzalez's junket to the El Paso Downtown Street Fest on Friday was more than a chance to rock out to classic bands.

Tracking poll: Most polled favor limits on number of billboards - Fri, 03 Jul 200
EL PASO -- A majority of El Pasoans would like to see the city take a tougher stand against billboards, according to an El Paso Times poll.