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1 month ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Gary Mounce
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Seven Deadly Sins: Pride; Greed; Wrath; Envy; Lust; Gluttony; Sloth. Any one of them–carried to the extreme–pernicious to an individual, ruinous for the body politic. Gluttony, especially rampant today in our government, in plain sight, predominates. The gluttony of a major authority figure leads the massive corruption occurring.
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1 month ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Gary Mounce
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... An old joke, often told by Mexicans: God promises his angels to solve Mexico’s problems. He asks: “do you want the technical solution, or the miraculous cure?” “Please explain,” answered the bewildered angels, angelically concerned about disparities of wealth, about violence. God answers “the technical solution?
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2 months ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Gary Mounce
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Muchas gracias, Mark Reagan. Gracias for the good news about brave students in our midst (MyRGV, 16 Apr 25). Four international students, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, abruptly had visas revoked. They just “filed a federal lawsuit in Brownsville, against the US Department of Homeland Security.” Those students hail from Mexico—not surprising—but also from Nepal and Iran.
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2 months ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Gary Mounce
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Think you’re safe? Think Trump can’t find you in the Rio Grande Valley? Think again. Now it’s not just immigrants; it’s students, here at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and Texas A&M and all over the nation (Omar Zapata, My Rio Grande Valley, 10th April, 2025). Nine students with visas revoked here at UTRGV. No reasons given. My special reason for feeling the pain?
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2 months ago |
riograndeguardian.com | Gary Mounce
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mexico has a memorable dicho, or saying: “No Hay Mal que Dure Cien Anos, Ni Gente Quien lo Aguante.”So many of the good folks in this Rio Grande Valley of Texas are bi-lingual and may need no translation. But, just in case: There is not an evil that can last 100 years, nor people who will put up with it. The evil is all around us. It was here, in Germany, in the last century.
Journalists covering the same region
Juan Camilo Barragan
News Reporter at KRGV-TV (Weslaco, TX)
Juan Camilo Barragan primarily covers news in the Rio Grande Valley region of Texas, United States, including cities like McAllen and Brownsville.

Dina Arévalo
Reporter at The Monitor (McAllen, TX)
Editor at Mid-Valley Town Crier
Dina Arévalo primarily covers news in the Rio Grande Valley region of Texas, United States, including areas like McAllen and Harlingen.
Xavier Alvarez
Staff Writer at The Monitor (McAllen, TX)
Xavier Alvarez primarily covers news in the South Texas region, including areas around Corpus Christi and Laredo, Texas, United States.

Brianna Medina
Morning Meteorologist at KVEO-TV (Brownsville, TX)
Brianna Medina primarily covers news in the Rio Grande Valley region of Texas, United States, including areas around McAllen and Brownsville.

Derick Garcia
Reporter at KVEO-TV (Brownsville, TX)
Reporter at KGBT-TV (Harlingen, TX)
Derick Garcia primarily covers news in the South Texas region, including areas around Laredo and Corpus Christi, Texas, United States.
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