Alfredo Corchado
Executive Editor Correspondent at Puente News Collaborative
Author of HOMELANDS, Midnight in Mexico/ Executive Editor-Correspondent, PUENTE News Collaborative, 2009 Nieman. @ajcorchado on Instagram, Threads
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1 week ago |
kvia.com | Alfredo Corchado
“I’m scared to death to leave my house.”By Dianne Solis, Cindy Carcamo and Alfredo CorchadoPhotos by Cindy Carcamo and Aaron MontesEditor’s note: This story was co-published with Puente News Collaborative. a bilingual nonprofit newsroom, convener, and funder dedicated to high-quality, fact-based news and information from the U.S.-Mexico border. SANTA ANA, Calif.—At Hector’s Mariscos restaurant in this heavily Latino and immigrant city, sales of Mexican seafood have plummeted.
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kwbu.org | Angela Kocherga |Alfredo Corchado
CIUDAD JUAREZ – It may seem like a typical border watering hole, but generations have sipped drinks at the historic bar that is home of the margarita. "We are very delighted to have visitors from Dallas, so we want to show them the place," said Juarez resident Rafael Hernandez, as he and his wife introduced their friends, Stephanie Brancher and Scott Bernardi to the Kentucky Club. "Beautiful, beautiful place, gorgeous place, excited to be here," said Bernardi.
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1 month ago |
ktep.org | Angela Kocherga |Alfredo Corchado
CIUDAD JUAREZ – It may seem like a typical border watering hole, but inside lies old secrets like the invention of the perfect margarita. Thirsty customers make pilgrimages from all over the world to test those beliefs. “We are very delighted to have visitors from Dallas, so we want to show them the place,” said Juarez resident Rafael Hernandez, as he and his wife introduced their friends, Stephanie Brancher and Scott Bernardi to the Kentucky Club.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS — President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that overwhelmingly supported his re-election. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas' 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016.
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statesman.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS — President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that overwhelmingly supported his re-election. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas' 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016.
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