David Joseph Muñoz is a dedicated attorney whose career is defined by compassion, justice, and a deep commitment to supporting clients through life’s most difficult moments. Rooted in El Paso, his work extends beyond the courtroom, reflecting a strong dedication to community service and making a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
Expo MRO 2025 exceeded expectations with record attendance and nearly 3,000 business meetings, reinforcing its role as a key platform for industrial networking and growth. With hundreds of exhibitors and diverse industries represented, the event continues to drive innovation, collaboration, and supply chain development in the region.
Dead as a Dodo captivated El Paso audiences with its innovative blend of puppetry, shadow play, and storytelling during its debut at the Plaza Theatre. Presented by Wakka Wakka Productions, the show delivered a visually stunning and emotionally rich experience that marked a new milestone for the city’s theatre scene.
Quebec City enchants visitors with its European charm, historic architecture, and vibrant autumn landscapes along the Saint Lawrence River. From the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec to the breathtaking Montmorency Falls, the destination offers a perfect blend of French heritage and Canadian identity.
Michelle Betancourt, CEO of Imagen Diagnóstica, has built a legacy of healthcare excellence and community impact in Ciudad Juárez, expanding access to innovative medical services while leading transformative projects in the region. Beyond her professional success, her passion for running and social causes has inspired initiatives like Ya Quisieras Cáncer 5K and Sé Feliz A.C., promoting health, unity, and hope across the border community.
“Nueve”, a solo exhibition by Raúl Urias Z., showcases a vibrant fusion of color, geometry, and cultural symbolism at Region One Gallery in Downtown El Paso. Through powerful, surreal compositions, the artist explores identity, memory, and heritage, creating a visually striking and deeply reflective experience.
The 9th “Ya Quisieras Cáncer” race brought together over 5,000 participants in Ciudad Juárez for a morning of solidarity, promoting cancer prevention and access to essential health services. Organized by Sé Feliz A.C., the event combined sport, community, and hope, proving that collective action can make a meaningful difference.
“Lepes”, directed by Rayell Abad, is a deeply human portrait of childhood in Ciudad Juárez, brought to life through a fully local cast and an authentic, stereotype-free lens. Recognized by IMCINE, the film highlights the growing strength of regional cinema while celebrating resilience, friendship, and the emotional depth of everyday life on the border.
Audi El Paso celebrates a decade of growth, innovation, and community impact under the leadership of Joe Negrete, adapting to change while elevating the customer experience. From digital car buying to cutting-edge technology and community partnerships, the dealership continues to redefine what it means to drive an Audi.
From the U.S.–Mexico border to the Nordic frontier, Lidia Gallardo reflects on the contrasts and similarities of life between borders. Her journey from Copenhagen to Malmö reveals a seamless yet striking crossing, blending cultures, landscapes, and experiences that highlight the unique richness of border living.
