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Month: January 2011

Violence In Juarez, Drug War Tactics Discussed By Calderon, Napolitano In Wikileaks Cables

On February 17 2010, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano met with Mexican President Felipe Calderon for an hour-long discussion that ranged in topic from aviation security issues to counter narcotics cooperation, according to a Wikileaks cable on the meeting that has been released by Wikileaks and published in several Mexican and Spanish publications. The bulk

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NMSU Journalism Program To Lose Accreditation

Correction: In an article about New Mexico State University’s Journalism Department losing its accreditation, KVIA included UTEP’s journalism department as not being accredited. According to UTEP, the university does not have a journalism department but has a communication department and there is no accrediting agency for communication departments. UTEP’s communication department has a journalism program

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Men Attacked In Downtown El Paso

A man was arrested after El Paso police said he assaulted two people outside a popular downtown night club. Rafael Aguirre, 22, has been charged with assaulting two men in the 300 block of Ochoa Street, near the OP. Police said Aguirre and several others were fighting Saturday when one man tried to stop the

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UTEP Defeats Houston On The Road

Houston could have used Phi Slamma Jamma on Saturday night against UTEP. The Miners beat the Cougars, 57-52 in Houston, scoring a rare win for UTEP against Houston at Hofheinz Pavilion. They have posted a 1-5 record in the building with the lone win coming on Jan. 28, 2009 by the score of 62-55. Houston’s

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