Pablo De La Rosa

Four-time award winning journalist Pablo De La Rosa's voice has appeared on NPR, MSNBC, Texas Public Radio, The Border Chronicle, The Texas Standard and Lighthouse Reports documentaries.

In 2022, Pablo helped launch and host the first daily Spanish-language newscast in public media for Texas, broadcasting from the Rio Grande Valley for San Antonio's NPR member station.

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Valley civic groups want to help set the rules for data centers in Brownsville

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Valley civic groups want to help set the rules for data centers in Brownsville

The community groups are asking the city to form a data center task force to “include meaningful democratic representation” on local data center policies.

CBP bends to public pressure on Big Bend, Abbott takes credit

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CBP bends to public pressure on Big Bend, Abbott takes credit

Weeks of protests and bipartisan backlash forced the Trump administration to pause border construction in Big Bend. Abbott, previously silent on the project, is now claiming credit for the pause.

Watch: Texas Senator on the Indigenous lawsuit to stop CBP from building through Big Bend

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Watch: Texas Senator on the Indigenous lawsuit to stop CBP from building through Big Bend

The government waived dozens of federal protections in order to skip environmental review and other requirements, but it did not waive laws protecting religious freedom.

Watch: Extended interviews with Gina Hinojosa and Greg Abbott as they vie for the governor's office

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Watch: Extended interviews with Gina Hinojosa and Greg Abbott as they vie for the governor's office

Data center regulation, public school funding, health care, border security and, of course, the economy and affordability all hang in the balance.

San Ygnacio border activist arrested amid growing resistance to Trump's wall projects in Texas

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San Ygnacio border activist arrested amid growing resistance to Trump's wall projects in Texas

From Big Bend National Park to Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge, border communities are resisting the construction of border wall infrastructure. In San Ygnacio, asking questions led to an arrest.

RGV migrant advocates call for human rights oversight, San Benito now under Flock surveillance, 2026 primaries analysis

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RGV migrant advocates call for human rights oversight, San Benito now under Flock surveillance, 2026 primaries analysis

RGV advocates demand ICE accountability while San Benito rolls out Flock surveillance cameras, plus two analyses of the 57% Democratic primary turnout surge in the Rio Grande Valley.

Chairman Guerra softens language on oil refinery, new report projects flooding between buoys and border wall

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Chairman Guerra softens language on oil refinery, new report projects flooding between buoys and border wall

Port of Brownsville tempers claims about the proposed oil refinery's environmental safety, while a new study warns Trump’s National Defense Area could cause severe flooding on the Rio Grande.