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As Kamala Harris heads back to Pennsylvania Wednesday, her campaign and its allies are focusing on Republican voters there.
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A Georgia judge has ruled that local election officials must certify results -- as early in-person voting begins in the swing state.
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Mexico's first woman president took the oath of office, celebrated making history, and promised to continue her predecessor's policies.
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Two years after a shooting killed a man and injured a woman with a group of migrants at a watering hole in West Texas, the men involved have left town, the case has stalled and doubts about what happened persist in the small town Sierra Blanca.
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The UTEP Art Department has partnered with the City of Sunland Park to create a light-based art festival called Rayenari. Their first event will take place this November 1st and 2nd.
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On this episode of Words on a Wire, Host Tim Z. Hernandez speaks with Cassie Holguin-Pettinato, a Chicana poet, collage artist, and theremin musician from the El Paso/Juárez frontera.
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Each year, the Tom Lea Institute brings free, fun, and exciting events to life for the El Paso community and those along the Tom Lea Trail. The events are all inspired by Tom Lea and his work.
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Holst Charles Horak welcomes Carol McCall, Programming Director for the Mesilla Valley Film Society to discuss the films slated for the month of October's at the Fountain Theatre in old Mesilla.
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Alejandro Brittes plays the accordion and is on tour with his latest album, (L)Este, or East in English. He is from Argentina and has been introducing audiences to Chamamé, which is a type of folk music found in certain regions in South America. KTEP's Charlize Mercado sits with him to talk about his music and Hispanic Heritage.
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On this episode of Words on a Wire, host Daniel Chacón speaks with Octavio Solis, who is considered by many to be one of the most prominent Latino playwrights in America.
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David Saucedo is an actor who plays the role of Don Pedro in the upcoming screening of a short film titled Canta Santiago at the El Paso Film Festival.
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Maggie Day’s work explores the complexities of identity by conflating the line between triumph and failure in relation to social and cultural expectations.
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