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Maria Eugenia Guerra

María Eugenia (Meg) Guerra has chronicled the news of South Texas and her native Laredo and its residents for more than two decades. She can be reached at meg@laredosnews.com

Commentary & Opinion

Sí to Prop. B

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | November 6, 2018

The civility and pride of members of the downtown business community back then — they were the engine that fueled this City’s expansion

Commentary & Opinion

Mayoral candidates: character surfaces as most revealing plank in their platforms

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | November 2, 2018

There is no place in City Hall for a woefully uninformed, tap dancing bully

Government and Politics

Former LISD trustees Jesus Martinez and Jesus Justo Guerra vie for comeback in Nov. 6 board elections

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | October 24, 2018

Winners of Districts 2 & 7 could bring fresh perspectives to city’s oldest school district

Government and Politics

The TAMIU mayoral debates: a window opened wide to differences in character of three main contenders

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | October 13, 2018

Vela asked about three arrests, re-caps only 1996 felony marijuana arrest

Government and Politics

Laredo College, TAMIU students host debates for candidates for City races

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 29, 2018

General election is November 6

Community

Evoking the radiance of Beatriz Zapata’s life of purpose and devotion to family

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 27, 2018

“Grief set in heavily as the smart, vital person we knew began to disappear into the disease”

Commentary & Opinion

Serial killer’s bloody trail went cold while Webb deputies, Rangers raid North Laredo home & interrogate LPD officer for 6 hours

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 18, 2018

Labor Day interrogation bore no fruit, terrified children and neighbors; heroine Erika Peña hands investigators road map to killer’s apprehension

Government and Politics

Mayoral candidate San Miguel: “political will is there to build multi-sports complex funded by the sports venue tax”

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 13, 2018

Wants to raise minimum wage for a labor force that offers an impressive work ethic

Government and Politics

Abraham Lugo: public should be able to trust the leadership it puts in place

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 28, 2018

District III candidate wants to bridge communication gaps in Council chambers

Commentary & Opinion

Fire Fighters Local #872 PAC endorses, gives money to convicted felon Vidal Rodriguez; Rudy Gonzalez Jr., and mayoral aspirant Charlie San Miguel

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 17, 2018

Quid pro quo sausage making for endorsements flies in the face of contention that money goes to most worthy candidates

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