Alexandra Martinez is a writer at various esteemed publications. Based in Miami, she focuses on themes such as immigration, the economy, gender justice, and the environment, with a particular interest in climate change and its societal impacts. Her work has been featured in Truthout, ARTnews, Hyperallergic, and other notable outlets.
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Alexandra’s coverage often delves into local political and legal issues, with a particular focus on Florida, Miami. She covers topics related to activism, government & politics, education and animal rights.
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By: Alexandra Martinez
Prayer camps, direct action, and a pair of lawsuits pushed Pete Lien & Sons to withdraw from the sacred Black Hills site.
By: Alexandra Martinez
Florida and federal officials have not confirmed if the notorious immigration detention facility has closed for good
By: Alexandra Martinez
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By: Alexandra Martinez
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By: Joseph Mogul, Alexandra Martinez
Some members of the Cuban and Jewish diasporas have used their painful histories to gain power in U.S. politics and advance imperialism. But many are pushing back
A coalition of immigration rights advocates urged City Commissioners to end Miami's 287(g) agreement between local police and federal immigration agents, citing community fear and public safety
By: Alexandra Martinez
Peggy Flanagan decisively beat moderate Angie Craig in the Minnesota Senate race while democratic socialist Francesca Hong narrowly lost to establishment-backed David Crowley
The Aug. 18 primary elections for governor and congressional races could sharpen the debate over how Democrats hope to regain ground in a red state
By: Alexandra Martinez
Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to hold children and families in the former military barracks at England Airpark near Alexandria International Airport
Commissioners voted Tuesday to raise the proportion of the county's portfolio that can be invested in Israeli government debt from 3% to 5%
