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2 months ago | 
newshubgroup.co.uk | Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
The government has announced over £69 billion funding for councils as part of its ‘Plan for Change’ to rebuild trust in public services and create economic stability at the local level. This includes:£3.7 billion additional funding for social care, including an £880 million uplift to the Social Care Grant, compared to 2024-2025. £270 million Children’s Social Care Prevention Grant to support family help services. £600 million Recovery Grant to assist financially struggling councils.
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Jun 1, 2024 | 
laverdadjuarez.com | Rocio Gallegos |Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez |Raul Flores |Raúl Flores
SpanishTranslation: El Paso MattersCiudad Juárez– Hilda Sotelo was born in Mexico and became a naturalized citizen of the United States, giving her dual nationality. “I am a cross-border person. I have lived in Juárez for years, I have family in Juárez and here in El Paso, too,” said the university faculty member and writer.
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Sep 26, 2023 | 
archyworldys.com | Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
Video frame provided by the SSPM of Ciudad JuárezShare TweetShare ShareEmailSince the weekend, Municipal Public Security agents joined the immigration tasks with the INM on the banks of the Rio Grande, they assure that they are to safeguard the integrity of people in mobility; Civil society organizations warn that these are immigration control activities to disperse migrants from the banks of the Rio Grande.
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Sep 20, 2023 | 
laverdadjuarez.com | Rocio Gallegos |Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
Read this story in Spanish hereCiudad Juárez– A large number of migrants crossed the Rio Grande into El Paso on Monday, with men, women and children waiting at the border wall to turn themselves in to U.S. Border Patrol agents and request asylum.
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Sep 8, 2023 | 
laverdadjuarez.com | Rocio Gallegos |Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez |Blanca Carmona
Texas and Chihuahua States investigate the incident in the Ciudad Juárez – El Paso BorderThis article will be updated with the latest information. Ciudad Juárez– A man who allegedly tried to cross the Rio Grande to enter the United States was shot by a member of the Texas National Guard who fired from the El Paso border area over the weekend. The victim, José Armando G. M., a 22-year-old native of the southern state of Veracruz, was shot in the right leg.
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Aug 29, 2023 | 
tucsonsentinel.com | Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
Puente News Collaborative/La Verdad A Texas National Guard soldier on duty in El Pasofired a shot toward a man, who was found wounded along the banks of theRio Grande in Juárez over the weekend. The 22-year-old victim remains hospitalized, the Chihuahua StateAttorney General’s Office said, contradicting earlier reports fromMexican health authorities identifying the victim as a 37-year-old fromVeracruz, Mexico, who had been released from the hospital.
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Aug 28, 2023 | 
news.yahoo.com | Blanca Carmona |Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
CIUDAD JUAREZ – A Texas National Guard soldier on duty in El Paso fired a shot toward a Mexican national, who was found wounded along the banks of the Rio Grande in Juárez over the weekend. The victim, identified by the Mexican authorities as Darwin José García, 37, originally from Veracruz in eastern Mexico, was shot in his right leg. After being treated by paramedics on the scene, he was transported to a Juárez hospital, where he was later released, according to various Juárez officials.
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Aug 28, 2023 | 
kvia.com | Blanca Carmona |Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
by Puente News Collaborative, El Paso MattersAugust 28, 2023By Blanca Carmona and Veronica Martinez/La VerdadCIUDAD JUAREZ – A Texas National Guard soldier on duty in El Paso fired a shot toward a Mexican national, who was found wounded along the banks of the Rio Grande in Juárez over the weekend. The victim, identified by the Mexican authorities as Darwin José García, 37, originally from Veracruz in eastern Mexico, was shot in his right leg.
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Jul 28, 2023 | 
tucsonsentinel.com | Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez |Rocio Gallegos
In another attempt to curb migration into the country, the United States will supply training tools and equipment to Mexico, officials from both countries announced during a press conference in Juárez. “We have come together collectively. The United States cannot do this alone; Mexico cannot do this alone. We have to do it with a regional focus,” Chihuahua Gov. María Eugenia Campos Galván said at the Wednesday news conference.
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Apr 21, 2023 | 
housedems.com | Veronica Martinez |Verónica Martinez
LANSING, Mich., April 20, 2023 — Advocacy and policy groups from across Michigan gathered on the Capitol lawn today for a rally on behalf of “good time” legislation, a monumental initiative that allows people incarcerated in the state’s prisons to earn time off their sentences, rewards good behavior and program participation, and creates a safer, more purposeful prison environment. Seeking to address the vast sentencing disparities between Michigan and the rest of the country, state Reps.
