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LareDOS[redux] - A journal of the borderlands.

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    • Mystery Customer
    • Past Perfect
    • The Re-Con
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Culture

Cantinflas on screen Sept. 23 at Border Heritage Museum

By LareDOS Staff | September 21, 2022

El Bolero de Raquel: shoe shiner confuses performance of sultry dance to Ravel’s Bolero with Spanish word for shoe shiner

Commentary & Opinion

Immigrants driven from their homes by callous exploitation of Abbott and DeSantis

By Rev. James C. Harrington and Rev. T. Carlos Anderson | September 21, 2022

Aim of relocation was political gain, not benevolence

Government and Politics

Tonight’s City Council agenda: Taxes, litigation, Council members’ million-dollar Priority (Discretionary) Funds, developing a private/public freight cargo airport at Mile Marker 13

By LareDOS Staff | September 19, 2022

Read at Our Laredo’s Facebook Page

Government and Politics

District 6, a field of five candidates: Viswanath, Dueñas, Laurel, Baldazo, and King

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 19, 2022

Early voting: Oct. 24 – Nov. 4; Election Day. Nov. 8

Community

RGISC, Earthjustice, and Clean Air Laredo Coalition host press conference to demand EPA protect communities from Ethylene Oxide

By LareDOS Staff | September 19, 2022

People across the country continue to be exposed to this carcinogen while waiting for EPA action

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