Cindy Ramirez is a Features and Digital Editor for El Paso Matters, a local news outlet in El Paso, Texas. With a focus on the local community, Cindy covers a wide range of topics including cultural events, immigration issues, and local politics. Her work has also been featured in TucsonSentinel.com and the El Paso Times.
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Cindy Ramirez focuses on local news and events in El Paso, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her coverage spans topics such as immigration, border crisis, books, migrants, and the specific cultural aspects of the El Paso region.
If you have insights or expertise related to local government policies, legal developments impacting the El Paso community or can provide perspectives on cultural events within this region - Cindy may be interested in your input. Additionally, if you are able to offer commentary on evolving stories related to immigration or border issues that specifically impact Texas and El Paso communities, it could resonate well with her coverage focus.
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With a reinvigorated presidential race, a key district attorney race and a crowded mayoral race on the ballot, the Nov. 5 general election is likely to draw strong interest.
By: Cindy Ramirez
Registering to vote in Texas is as easy as 1-2-3: Fill out a voter application available online or in print.
By: Cindy Ramirez
From family pumpkin patches and parades to date night haunted houses and Halloween bar crawls, we have you covered if you're looking for fall events in the Borderland.
You may have heard about the “purge” that removed thousands of people from the voting roll in Texas, including El Paso County.
We break down the county’s five ballot propositions before you vote in the 2024 general election: Park improvements, a new animal shelter, new annexes, coliseum upgrades and new medical examiner offices.
Election Day is a month away and you're likely seeing politicians' campaign signs on lawns and fences throughout El Paso.
By: Cindy Ramirez
Here’s what your vote ‘for’ or ‘against’ the city’s multipurpose center – or MPC – ballot measure in the Nov. 5 election does and doesn’t do.
By: Cindy Ramirez
Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar and Republican Irene Armendariz-Jackson, who are meeting a third time to represent the 16th Congressional District, have starkly different views on almost every major issue.
By: Cindy Ramirez
El Paso County voters will be able to vote for or against five propositions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
The majority of U.S. elections are conducted using electronic machines with multiple security measures. Here’s how the voting process is safeguarded to protect election integrity.
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