Ayotzinapa: The Missing 43
Censored News regrets that Frontera NorteSur will cease publishing due to a lack of funding. Journalist Kent Paterson and FNS have been a voice for human rights and justice, and for the voiceless, dying, and disappeared. This voice will be missed on the border. -- Brenda Norrell
Dear FNS News Readers:
It is with great regret that I write to inform you of the closing of FNS News that will take place by September 1 of this year.
Keeping FNS News funded had become an increasingly uphill battle, and during this year of severe budget cuts, university funding for FNS News has ceased altogether for the academic year 2015-16.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the readers and in particular those of you who made financial contributions that have been essential to keeping this news-service running.
I would also like to thank Kent Paterson for the quality and consistency of his journalism. He has brought decades of expertise on Mexico and the Border Region to FNS News. Over the years his articles have covered a huge variety of issues crucial to the region. They have been read widely both nationally and internationally by educators, researchers, government agencies, people working in both private and non-profit sector, as well as citizens interested in the Border Region.
The Center for Latin American and Border Studies keeps a physical archive of all past issues that is open for consultation. We also plan to maintain an electronic archive of past issues of FNS News for consultation. Readers can go back and check articles dating from the 1990s through the summer of 2015 on immigration, the drug war, violence against women, New Mexico history, Mexican politics, border economy, and many more topics. The address is:
http://fnsnews.nmsu.edu/
Please be assured that we will not release your e-mail address to third parties. We will maintain the list to occasionally notify the public of events of interest sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Border Studies at New Mexico State University.
Thank you once again for your constant support and readership.
Sincerely,
Iñigo García-Bryce
Director
CLABS
igarciab@nmsu.edu
Dear FNS News Readers:
It is with great regret that I write to inform you of the closing of FNS News that will take place by September 1 of this year.
Keeping FNS News funded had become an increasingly uphill battle, and during this year of severe budget cuts, university funding for FNS News has ceased altogether for the academic year 2015-16.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the readers and in particular those of you who made financial contributions that have been essential to keeping this news-service running.
I would also like to thank Kent Paterson for the quality and consistency of his journalism. He has brought decades of expertise on Mexico and the Border Region to FNS News. Over the years his articles have covered a huge variety of issues crucial to the region. They have been read widely both nationally and internationally by educators, researchers, government agencies, people working in both private and non-profit sector, as well as citizens interested in the Border Region.
The Center for Latin American and Border Studies keeps a physical archive of all past issues that is open for consultation. We also plan to maintain an electronic archive of past issues of FNS News for consultation. Readers can go back and check articles dating from the 1990s through the summer of 2015 on immigration, the drug war, violence against women, New Mexico history, Mexican politics, border economy, and many more topics. The address is:
http://fnsnews.nmsu.edu/
Please be assured that we will not release your e-mail address to third parties. We will maintain the list to occasionally notify the public of events of interest sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Border Studies at New Mexico State University.
Thank you once again for your constant support and readership.
Sincerely,
Iñigo García-Bryce
Director
CLABS
igarciab@nmsu.edu
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