At the desert border between Mexico and Texas, animal smuggling has ceased to be just a livestock offense to become a large-scale threat. The illegal sale of horses, without veterinary controls or quarantines, has opened a gap for the New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax). This carnivorous parasite, which devours the live flesh of animals, puts the livestock economy of the entire geographic area at risk. In this photo essay, we propose a graphic journey between the immensity of the Rio Grande and the routes controlled by Mexican cartels, the lack of inspections turns each clandestine convoy into a dangerous Trojan horse.

What do we do with love when a relationship ends? Can an ex-partner be kept close even if the bond has changed? Playwright and theatre director Jumon Erra assures that if he creates a show, "it's to show the difficult things, not the easy ones." That's why the engine powering his new musical, titled After Us, is precisely what to do with someone you love very much, but with whom you can no longer have a romantic relationship. The show is a co-production by Grec with La Santa Pepa and Teatre Texas, and will be performed in this venue from July 30 to August 2. It will return in the autumn, just as the season begins, from September 22 to November 15.

US President Donald Trump traveled tonight to the area affected by last week's floods in the state of Texas, which left More than 120 dead and about 170 missingTrump met with emergency workers and survivors on the banks of the Guadalupe River.

The investigation teams continue working this Wednesday to find some of the 170 people who remain missing after the Severe flooding last weekend in Texas, which left at least 119 dead, including many children. In addition to the 119 people killed in Texas, the floods also killed three more in the neighboring state of New Mexico. Mystic, a Christian summer camp for girls built on the banks of the river. A total of 27 people from the camp, including girls and counselors, died in the flooding, according to Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha. Historic floods this July in Texas.