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Beach paradise beloved by Arizonans soiled by bubbling sewage

Beach paradise beloved by Arizonans soiled by bubbling sewage

First of three stories // This three-day series won first place for investigative reporting in the Arizona Ne…

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As raw sewage flows, Guaymas residents beg: 'Please listen to us'

As raw sewage flows, Guaymas residents beg: 'Please listen to us'

Second of three stories // GUAYMAS, Sonora - A few feet from the front porch of Claudia Fourcade's childhood …

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Floating wetlands tackle one aspect of complex Sonoran sewage crisis

Floating wetlands tackle one aspect of complex Sonoran sewage crisis

Third of three stories // GUAYMAS, Sonora - Sprawled at the water's edge, Dr. Jaqueline García Hernández uses…

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Night snorkeling reveals the creeps of the deep

Night snorkeling reveals the creeps of the deep

SAN CARLOS, Sonora - Along the rocky shores of San Carlos, peering out of seaweed forests or fluttering silen…

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Pandemic upends plans, adds stress for first-generation, Latino college students

Pandemic upends plans, adds stress for first-generation, Latino college students

This story won first place for Spanish-language reporting in the Arizona Press Club's 2020 contest. // Univer…

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More reliance on hospitals, crisis services for those with mental illness in Tucson

More reliance on hospitals, crisis services for those with mental illness in Tucson

When Cenpatico Integrated Care took over management of the Southern Arizona behavioral-health system in 2015,…

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Six key points on U.S. deportees' pleas for help from a hotel in Equatorial Guinea

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By Emily Bregel Verified
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The Arizona Daily Star reported Aug. 9 on the plight of dozens of immigrants, with protection against deportation to their home countries, whom the U.S. has deported to Equatorial Guinea. Hotel Bamy in Malabo, in Equatorial Guinea, where dozens of immigrants with no ties to that African nation have been imprisoned since the U.S. deported them there.
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U.S. deportees assaulted, threatened at gunpoint in Equatorial Guinea, three say

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By Emily Bregel Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Conditions are deteriorating to dangerous levels at a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, where dozens of immigrants have been imprisoned since the U.S. deported them to the African nation, without warning or due process, the immigrants and their attorneys say. Three people deported from the U.S. to Equatorial Guinea — including a Phoenix man whose family fled Egypt when he was 4 — told the Arizona Daily Star their lives are in danger at the hotel.
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U.S. deportees assaulted, threatened at gunpoint in Equatorial Guinea, three say

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By Emily Bregel Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Conditions are deteriorating to dangerous levels at a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, where dozens of immigrants have been imprisoned since the U.S. deported them to the African nation, without warning or due process, the immigrants and their attorneys say. Three people deported from the U.S. to Equatorial Guinea — including a Phoenix man whose family fled Egypt when he was 4 — told the Arizona Daily Star their lives are in danger at the hotel.
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