Open Venues in Juarez are a Good Sign
Live music is returning to Juarez, Mexico, and this is a very visible sign of progress for “the world’s most violent city”(2010). From a recent NPR report by Steve Inskeep: Conditions have improved enough that Intocable returned to Juarez. The Texas border band ̷
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