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Culture

The Spanish law in Laredo during the Mexican Independence movement

By Gilberto Quezada | September 15, 2022

Bounty on the head of Fr. Hidalgo and death to those who helped the insurgents

Culture

What the Spaniards brought to America: food staples; fruits; livestock; silkworms; olive trees; musical instruments; money, muskets, and munitions for the American Revolution; culture, language, nomenclature; and much more

By Gilberto Quezada | September 15, 2022

Spain shaped the customs, values, dance, art, architecture, law, religion, and ranching of New Spain

Government and Politics

Perez, Lugo, Cigarroa, and Wickstrom on District 3 City Council ballot

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 15, 2022

Diverse candidate backgrounds: court coordinator, lawman, community activist, and restaurateur

Government and Politics

Ricardo Rangel, Daisy Campos Rodriguez square off for Council District 2

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 14, 2022

Nov. 8 General Election will decide who will take on the needs of this growing sector of the City.

Commentary & Opinion

A reflection on success 

By Roxanne Peña | September 13, 2022

I’ve learned this certainty: never lose sight of what’s important to you 

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