Latest posts tagged with #Juarez on Bluesky
📢 #8M En un país donde desaparecen y asesinan mujeres todos los días, alzar la voz es necesario, por eso va un hilo con las convocatorias de las marchas que habrá alrededor del país💜💚
¡Suma tu marcha!
#8M #LaCalleEsNuestra
#Hermosillo #Hidalgo #Cuernavaca #Juarez
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Watching fc #Juarez. I hope there are no Party balloons
BREAKING NEWS!!! Epstein Parties Inside U.S. Consulate – Juárez. JE was holding depraved sex parties inside a U.S. Consulate in Juárez, MX. linked to:Mormon faction El Paso Cartel in alliance w/ MX Cartel. #JusticeForRichardHalliday
#EpsteinFiles #Juarez #FortBliss #WalmartShooting #Whistleblower
Lots of media links to #SebastianJurado 6ft 2 goal keeper 👐 from #Juarez in #Mexico 🇲🇽. We are in need of a more experienced goalkeeper. #WBA. Albion and #QPR linked.
#JanuaryTransferWindow
Rising healthcare costs lead many to medical tourism in ciudad juarez, where PlacidWay helps patients find accessible, trusted care with confidence. Click to learn more: https://shorturl.at/RmIXV #medicaltourism #healthtourism #juarez #placidway
Barrio Azteca gang boss pleads guilty to charges related to 2010 U.S. Consulate murders in Juarez gangstersinc.org/2025/12/18/b... - #Gangs #Mexico #Crime #StreetGangs #Juarez #ElPaso #Narcos #DrugCartels
FIBRA Prologis Completes Successful Sale of 440,000 Square Feet in Juarez, Mexico #Mexico #FIBRA_Prologis #industrial_real_estate #Juarez
Velas de cristal y de luz LED junto con un par de tacones rojos brillantes cerrados y un par de tacones cafés con crema abiertos rodeados por flecos. Todo encima de una bandera trans (azul, blanco, rosa) arrugada de forma estilizada.
Cruz negra adornada en su superficie por multiples clavos negros con un vestido blanco y una bandera trans grande colgados en los clavos
Tres personas de pie (un hombre, dos mujeres) en una calle de noche extendiendo una bandera trans con las manos junto a una de las mujeres a la izquierda sosteniendo simultáneamente una segunda bandera trans grande alzada al aire
Bandera trans alzada al aire con autos y una persona en la banqueta de noche de fondo
20 de noviembre: Día de la Remembranza trans 🏳️⚧️ /1
#DiaDeLaRemembranzaTrans #TransDayOfRemembrance #Trans #Juarez #NoMasTransfeminicidios #Transfeminicidio #Transfeminismo
The JUAREZ Engineered Wood Acoustic Guitar for 2025
#guitar #guitarist #Juarez #woodworkingtips #acousticguitar #acousticmusic #acousticpanels #guitarplayer #guitarlessons
www.chordstrings.com/lessons/juar...
Técnico português acerta com o Juárez e pode iniciar sua quarta passagem no México, após dirigir Santos Laguna e Cruz Azul
#FutebolInternacional #Juarez #MercadodaBola #México
Sugar Scars releases new album 'Dark Spark – White Light'
#sugaracars #darksparkwhitelight #new #music #newmusic #newmusicnow #album #lp #record #rock #altrock #alternativerock #alternative #darkwave #dreampop #shoegaze #dance #artist #elpaso #texas #usa #juarez #mexico #plastic #plasticmag
This black and white photograph captures a moment in time, likely from the early to mid-20th century. It shows a group of people gathered outside what appears to be a railway station or similar transportation hub. The individuals are variously dressed in clothing that suggests different social classes: men wear suits with ties, hats, and boots; women don skirts and cardigans paired with stockings and shoes. The scene is bustling as several figures queue up against the building's exterior wall while others stand beside it, interacting with a figure who seems to be an official or inspector. The individual in uniform looks at something held by one of these individuals, possibly inspecting packages brought over the border between Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas. The atmosphere is tense yet orderly, indicative of government regulations during times of heightened security measures such as wartime restrictions on goods coming into a country to protect against quarantine or other health-related threats. The photograph serves not only as an historical record but also provides insight into the socio-economic conditions of that period.
Plant quarantine inspectors examining packages brought over the bridge between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. Families and housewives returning to their homes in El Paso after their Saturday marketing in Juarez, where they benefit by the present […]
[Original post on mastodon.ozioso.online]
El monumento X de Juarez desde el camino al puente Córdoba, cielo gris.
X marks the spot
Donde esperas y esperas y esperas y esperas
Hasta que el CBP terminan sus fregardías.
#Juarez
![The photograph captures a scene at the border crossing between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. A woman is walking across a bridge with distinctive textured surface markings for visibility or tactile guidance. The architecture of the entrance includes signage indicating directions to either "Tomé Su Izquierda" which translates from Spanish as 'Take Your Left' leading to Ixiquereada', suggesting an alternative name or direction in both languages, and information about immigration services provided by U.S. authorities is displayed prominently above a service window where two individuals appear engaged with another person outside the frame.
The image's black-and-white composition adds a historical dimension, possibly placing it within several decades of its creation. The presence of vintage vehicles and the style of clothing worn by the subjects suggest an era before contemporary times. Dorothea Lange was known for her documentation during various social crises in America; this photograph fits into that context as part of her broader work on immigration issues.
The image evokes themes such as migration, border security, cultural exchange, historical memory, and the everyday experiences of individuals traversing international borders under policy frameworks. It invites reflection on how these interactions shape personal lives against larger social narratives around mobility and identity within a shared national context l [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiayktcgnzdcafrz3tbjv37vpd53n23pg4q4da3st42pp5qfaiedxy)
The photograph captures a scene at the border crossing between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. A woman is walking across a bridge with distinctive textured surface markings for visibility or tactile guidance. The architecture of the entrance includes signage indicating directions to either "Tomé Su Izquierda" which translates from Spanish as 'Take Your Left' leading to Ixiquereada', suggesting an alternative name or direction in both languages, and information about immigration services provided by U.S. authorities is displayed prominently above a service window where two individuals appear engaged with another person outside the frame. The image's black-and-white composition adds a historical dimension, possibly placing it within several decades of its creation. The presence of vintage vehicles and the style of clothing worn by the subjects suggest an era before contemporary times. Dorothea Lange was known for her documentation during various social crises in America; this photograph fits into that context as part of her broader work on immigration issues. The image evokes themes such as migration, border security, cultural exchange, historical memory, and the everyday experiences of individuals traversing international borders under policy frameworks. It invites reflection on how these interactions shape personal lives against larger social narratives around mobility and identity within a shared national context l [...]
Crossing the international bridge between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas
#Juarez #Mexico #ElPaso #Texas #ToméSuIzquierda #Spanish #DorotheaLange #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769986/
The image depicts a group of people walking on a sidewalk, with one person appearing to be reading or examining something in their hand. The individuals are dressed in various styles of clothing that suggest they may have come from different cultural backgrounds. Some wear traditional garments and accessories such as hats, while others dress more casually. In the background, there is an older model car parked on a street next to what appears to be a storefront with signage indicating it might be related to immigration services or possibly housing assistance programs for immigrants. The setting seems urban, likely in mid-20th century America based on clothing styles and vehicle design. The photograph has been processed into black-and-white tones, which enhance the focus on contrast between light and shadow areas of the subjects' faces, clothes, and surrounding environment. There is a handwritten inscription at the bottom right corner that appears to be Arabic script with some English text underneath it, but its meaning isn't immediately clear without translation. Additional information about this image can be found in El Paso housewives after a day's shopping in Juarez, Mexico where they benefit by the rate of exchange. Texas https://images.loener.nl/DorotheaLange/full/6495/6495b7ffba25398d90c4fa01.jpg
El Paso housewives after a day's shopping in Juarez, Mexico where they benefit by the rate of exchange. Texas
#ElPaso #Juarez #Mexico #Texas #America #Arabic #English #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769985/
A black and white photograph depicts three individuals engaged in what appears to be an inspection process. On the left, a man wearing glasses, a hat with reflective lenses, dark suit jacket, trousers, and holding a pipe is examining something closely inside a large sack held by another person on his right side. This second individual, dressed in a heavy coat, scarf or headscarf, appears to be handing over goods for inspection while looking at the man's actions attentively. Behind them stands an observer wearing glasses who looks directly towards the camera with a neutral expression. The background shows some buildings and cars parked along a street, indicating this activity is taking place outdoors near urban infrastructure. Text overlaid on the bottom left of the image reads "EL PASO MEXICO", suggesting that this scene occurs at or near the border between Mexico (Juarez) and Texas. The caption provided indicates these individuals are likely Plant quarantine inspectors examining goods bought in Juarez, Mexico before entering El Paso, Texas. The context implies a regulatory checkpoint where imported items might be inspected to prevent any potential spread of pests or diseases across borders.
Plant quarantine inspectors examining goods bought in Juarez, Mexico before entering El Paso, Texas
#Juarez #Mexico #ElPaso #Texas #second #ELPASO #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769983/
The image is a black-and-white photograph showing an informational signboard. It appears to be placed outside of a modest building, possibly in a rural or semi-rural area with trees and vegetation visible in the background. On top left corner, there's Asian text which could indicate that this photo was taken near East Asia but it’s not readable for translation purposes here. The main body of the sign reads: "The plant quarantine regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture prohibit the entry of plants from Mexico. irrespective fruits and 'Vegetables' fruit and vegetable." It continues with some unclear text, which may be due to image quality or resolution. Below that is a logo reading “Hershey's Company.” The signboard mentions something about securing information through local sources if necessary but it’s not legible enough to discern the full details. Notably absent from this signage are any clear instructions on how to secure such permits, which would have been crucial for understanding compliance with quarantine regulations. This image was likely taken during a period of heightened agricultural security measures in relation to plant diseases or pests that could potentially be transmitted through imported plants and fruits. This particular regulation pertains specifically to Mexico's produce entering the United States without proper documentation verifying their compliance with U.S. agriculture standards.
Sign at bridge between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas
#Juarez #Mexico #ElPaso #Texas #Asian #EastAsia #HersheysCompany #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017769982/
Como pas de Resident Evil pero sin zombies, bueno tal vez uno que otro en los contenedores de plexiglass con vista al publico quien esya encerrado.
#Juarez #CdJuarez
Mis estaciones de policía parecerán resorts, con flamingos y pavorreales y blancos con arquitectura estilo Casa de Juan Gabriel, invitando a los ciudadanos, personables, bonitas en cada cuadrante de la ciudad. #Juarez #CdJuarez
A vigil for murdered journalists in Ciudad Juarez. Jan/2022. -- Jose Luis Gonzalez
#Photography #Photographs #Pictures #Photos
#Photojournalism #PhotojournalismPhotography #Politics #Mexico #Ciudad #Juarez #Journalists #Journalism #Crime
⚽ +3 PtY para Juárez en 🇲🇽
¡Así se juega en casa, Bravos! Gran victoria del equipo. Les empataron y reaccionaron como grandes para llevarse el partido. ¡Estos 3 puntos valen oro!
#LigasYsuká #Fútbol #Juarez #LigaMX
Sugar Scars return with lead single from upcoming album with "Dark Charm"
#sugarscars #darkcharm #new #music #newmusic #newmusicnow #artrock #rock #alternativerock #altrock #shoegaze #dancerock #dreamrock #avantgarde #artist #elpaso #texas #usa #juarez #mexico #plastic #plasticmag
Barrio Azteca boss who coordinated drug shipments from Juarez into El Paso gets 12 years in prison gangstersinc.org/2025/09/03/b... #StreetGangs #Gangs #Crime #BarrioAzteca #ElPaso #Juarez #Mexico
A prose poem of morning, a juxtaposition of sound, 40 seconds of remembering Anapra. #Juarez #sound #morning #writingcommunity #prosepoem thehushandthehowl.substack.com/p/still-morn...
# Mexiko: Aktivistin eines Verschwundenenkollektivs ermordet
Mexiko-Stadt (epd). Die Aktivistin und Mutter einer Verschwundenen ist am Donnerstag (Ortszeit) im mexikanischen Bundesstaat San Luis Potosí tot aufgefunden worden. Die offenkundig ermordete Aída Karina Juárez Jacobo war Mitglied des […]
