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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

Government and Politics

Read here: Q&A for District 1 City Council candidates

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 13, 2022

Here are the District 1 responses by candidates Gigi Rodriguez, Maxine Rebeles, Gilbert Gonzalez, and Patty Tijerina San Miguel. Responses for all Council candidates and the Mayor are forthcoming.

Community

NOW OPEN! La Herradura in San Ygnacio

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 3, 2022

This eatery is impeccably clean and offers a welcoming ambience

Culture

You have 5 more days to experience “The Border Is A Weapon” exhibit at the Laredo Center for the Arts

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 16, 2022

Exhibit’s fronterizo art looks at immigration, sacrifice for a better life, and the movement of wealth

Commentary & Opinion

General Election ballot presents hope for much needed changes in city government; perhaps specter of issues decided outside of a Council meeting might rest its ugly head in the bone-yard of Open Meeting violations

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 5, 2022

More women elected to Council could re-set civility, leave grandstanding at the door, and invite more informed discussion of issues

Santa Maria Journal

The most rewarding industry of this land has been a love of the wild world, Milky Way skies, and each other

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | June 1, 2022

Good news at the rain gauge — 4.5 inches

Commentary & Opinion

The Cuellar campaign: desperate strategies and new lows in half truths

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | May 23, 2022

He has lost dignity and credibility, and has besmirched his own character

Culture

Two remaining performances of Anna in the Tropics: tonight, April 8, at 7:30 pm and tomorrow, April 9, at 3:00 p.m. at Laredo College Shoebox Theater

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | April 8, 2022

LTGI production of Nilo Cruz’s 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning play is well-crafted

Community

March 31 deadline looms for 13 cities, counties holding $103 million in unspent federal rent relief money; Laredo on short list with about $6 million

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | March 11, 2022

Jurisdictions can enter voluntary reallocation agreement with TDHCA to keep relief funds in Texas

Government and Politics

Cuellar and Cisneros to May 24 runoff

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | March 2, 2022

Firefighter Ricky Jaime and incumbent Cindy Liendo in runoff for Pct. 4 Commissioner’s seat

Government and Politics

Firefighter Ricky Jaime to face incumbent Cindy Liendo

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | February 5, 2022

Jaime offers fresh perspective to deal with Pct. 4’s under-representation

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