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City and landscape of El Paso, TX

Cross-border life in Juárez, El Paso: Work, family—and long waits

Source: UPI

A border between countries can symbolize a separation between cultures, but residents of the world’s largest urban border region get to enjoy the best that both nations have to offer.

This entry was posted in Culture and Belonging and tagged Culture & Society on January 1, 2019 by Mikki Gibson.

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