Author’s note: This is the last article in this three-part series looking into how Jaime Esparza handled capital murder cases and why it may have led to a political whisper campaign against […]
Author’s note: This is the second of a three-part series looking into how Jaime Esparza handled capital murder cases and why it may have led to a political whisper campaign against the […]
Campaign finance reports were due yesterday for the upcoming March primaries. In El Paso there is one race we are focused on because it will likely be the most contested one. One […]
Author’s note: This is the first of a three-part series looking into how Jaime Esparza handled capital murder cases and why it may have led to a political whisper campaign against the […]
On January 19, 2022, the judge overseeing the Saucedo malpractice case against Roberto Canales, the El Paso Children’s Hospital and others issued an order, that in essence, hides important information from the […]
During the latter part of July 1994, four teenagers from the El Paso Housing Authority painted over graffiti at the northeast Texas Employment Commission building. In addition to a Mexican boxing icon, […]
In the 1990’s when El Paso’s Hispanics were beginning to assert political power in the city, several Latinos emerged as power players. One of them was Alicia Chacon. The other four Latino […]
To understand the battles to protect Segundo Barrio and Duranguito from eradication to make way for the proposed multipurpose arena, it is important that readers understand the history of the decades of […]
As El Paso Politics previously reported, Vince Perez was hired by the Canutillo School District to run the two failed bond election measures in 2020. As we reported, Vince Perez was paid […]
Last year El Paso Politics published several articles about the rise of El Paso Hispanic’s political engagement in the 1990’s and the creation of a leadership group designed to empower Latinos more […]
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