Alejandra Martinez
Environment Reporter at Texas Tribune
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3 days ago |
respuesta.com.mx | Alejandra Martinez |Alejandra Martínez
La cifra de candidaturas locales canceladas asciende a 52, reveló Ignacio Hurtado Gómez, titular del Instituto Electoral de Michoacán (IEM), quien dejó claro que todas estas declinaciones se deben a motivos personales. «No tenemos conocimiento de ningún tipo de amenaza hasta este momento y tampoco debemos detectado pocos en materia de inseguridad», manifestó.
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3 days ago |
alternet.org | Alejandra Martinez |Alejandra Martínez
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. By the time the committee hearing began, Tony and Karen Coleman, two farmers from Johnson County, had been awake nearly 24 hours. The couple had started their day on the farm around 1:30 a.m., fed their cattle, and hit the road by 3 a.m. They arrived at the Capitol by sunrise, waiting outside until someone unlocked the doors.
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4 days ago |
cadenaser.com | Alejandra Martinez |Alejandra Martínez
Tremendo caso en el barrio de Nuevo Roces en Gijón, donde ha sido detenido un hombre acusado de agredir sexualmente a su nieta menor de edad durante años y almacenar numerosa pornografía infantil en la nube, incluidos vídeos de las agresiones a su nieta, que en la actualidad tiene 14 años. El juez instructor del caso ya ha dictado orden de prisión. La investigación tuvo su origen en la labor de vigilancia online "centinela" que lleva por parte de la Policía Nacional.
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4 days ago |
palestineherald.com | Alejandra Martinez |Alejandra Martínez
LULING — Just six minutes from 5,700-person town’s historic city center, where an old oil museum still nods to the boom days, the ground groans as oil workers pull steel tubing — each piece is longer than a bus — out of a well drilled in 1983 that stopped pumping profits last year. Rain pours on this quiet Texas field, but the crew doesn’t stop their steady pace. The job has become all too familiar.
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4 days ago |
gilmermirror.com | Alejandra Martinez |Alejandra Martínez
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Texas is preparing for an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, with projections showing the need for nearly double the state grid’s power capacity within the next six years.
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