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TEXAS - Texans' spending during the month of November presented an improvement in relation to the numbers reached in 2020, as reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (Dallas Fed) The agency detailed that relative to January 2020 levels,...

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UNITED STATES - US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the implementation of a pilot program in select cities for agents to wear body cameras during planned operations "With its body camera pilot program, ICE is making an...

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MEXICO - Taylor Energy Company LLC (Taylor Energy) has agreed to turn over all of its remaining assets to the United States upon liquidation to resolve its liability for the oil spill at its former offshore input production facility in the Gulf of...

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TEXAS - Texas will invest an additional US$1233 million in federal funds to support education, which among other things would include funding for supplemental special education services, scholarships, infrastructure modernization and transportation...

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TEXAS - The Texas government inaugurated the construction of the border fence in the city of Rio Grande, just six months after Governor Greg Abbott announced that Texas would build its own fence The fence is being built on state land...

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MEXICO - Industrial real estate trust Terrafina said during the first year of launching its strategic growth plan, it has initiated 1 million square feet of new developments in Mexico, mainly in border manufacturing zones such as Ciudad Juarez and...

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EL PASO - Congresswoman Veronica Escobar (TX-16) and Adriana Clowe, Chief Operating Officer of Desert Spoon Food Hub, announced that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) awarded US$445 million in support to increase El Pasoans' access...

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EL PASO - Starting next year, El Paso will see a 9% increase in water rates, as well as a 13% increase in wastewater rates and a 9% increase in stormwater costs According to El Paso Water, these increases will allow it to strengthen...

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NEW MEXICO - The state of New Mexico issued a modification to its emergency public health order to require workers to effectively receive a booster vaccine against Covid-19 when they are eligible to protect against the spread of the virus The...

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NEW MEXICO - New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that her administration will seek a seven percent raise for all education personnel in that state as part of her legislative agenda for the upcoming 2022 session, increasing the...

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