María Esquinca
The Magic of Lucha Libre in El Paso, Texas
A new “Lucha Libre: Stories From the Ring” exhibit opened in late August to the eager attendance of hundreds of El Pasoans.
Maquila Workers’ Protest in Juárez Ends, But the Fight Continues
“This does not end. It barely begins.”
Votería: How One Latino Organization Uses Culture to Engage Voters
“We wanted to really educate the community on why their vote is important. We hear it all the time: ‘Tu voto es tu voz.’”
100 Women Walked 100 Miles to Echo Pope’s Message on Immigrant Dignity
An eyewitness account of immigrant advocates and activists welcoming Pope Francis to the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Workers of Juárez Who Couldn’t See the Pope
So close, yet so far.
Immigrant Families Welcome Pope Francis at Border Fence
Journalist Maria Esquinca visits the border fence in southern New Mexico and witnesses a daily scene of sad desperation.