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A discharge hose pours water into a Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) basin at the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant, March 26, 2026, in Phoenix. Crews fill the basin, which holds approximately 1 million gallons of wastewater, as part of system testing marking a project milestone as construction reaches about 50% completion. The BNR basin plays a key role in treatment by using biological processes to remove excess elements from the water, part of a plan to purify wastewater into a sustainable drinking supply and improve long-term water reliability. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2026

Phoenix turns to wastewater for drinking water amid drought and growth pressures

Eduardo Barraza March 26, 2026

The unraveling of the myth of Cesar Chavez, built over decades, along with recent sexual abuse revelations, forces a reassessment of his legacy within the U.S. farmworker movement. AI illustration: Barriozona Magazine © 2026

Cesar Chavez: the fall of an icon and how idolatry and silence shape power

Eduardo Barraza March 21, 2026

César Chávez (center) marches with members of the United Farm Workers (UFW) during a protest from the U.S.-Mexico border to Sacramento in Redondo Beach, Calif., July 9, 1975. Photo: John Malmin/Los Angeles Times via UCLA Library Special Collections | Creative Commons

UFW cancels César Chávez events over abuse allegations

Eduardo Barraza March 17, 2026

Omar García Harfuch: From cartel ambush survivor to El Mencho’s hunter

Eduardo Barraza March 5, 2026

An autonomous semi-truck operated by Aurora travels along a rain-soaked highway, illustrating how expanding driverless networks are being tested in real-world weather conditions across major freight corridors. Photo: Courtesy of Aurora

Driverless networks are redrawing the freight map across the Sun Belt

Eduardo Barraza February 13, 2026

A person sleeps on a sidewalk in Phoenix on Oct. 20, 2024, reflecting the visible impact of homelessness in Phoenix as outlined in the city’s Strategic Plan to Address Homelessness report. The city’s report cites rising unsheltered counts and emphasizes prevention, housing expansion, and system coordination as core responses. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2024

Homelessness in Phoenix: what the city’s new strategic plan tells us about a national crisis

Eduardo Barraza February 13, 2026

The Phoenix light rail train moves through a transforming urban corridor, reflecting both the challenges and benefits of expanding public transportation in a rapidly growing metropolis seeking alternatives to automobile dependence. AI Illustration: Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Phoenix light rail enters a new phase amid rapid metro growth

Eduardo Barraza December 27, 2025

On Sept. 11, hundreds gathered outside Turning Point USA’s Phoenix headquarters to honor Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot while speaking in Utah. The sidewalks became a sprawling memorial, lined with flags, flowers, candles, balloons, and banners left by mourners paying their respects. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Who Was Charlie Kirk, and why it’s important to understand the implications of his death

Eduardo Barraza September 17, 2025

A Valley Metro light rail train travels along the new South Central Extension in downtown Phoenix on June 8, 2025, marking the launch of the city’s first two-line system. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Phoenix launches South Central light rail extension, marking start of two-line system

Eduardo Barraza June 8, 2025

Phoenix launched a 5.5-mile light rail extension, adding eight new stations and a transfer point. The $1.3 billion South Central Extension/Downtown Hub connects South Phoenix to the Valley’s rail system, now operating with two lines. Officials say the project will improve mobility and support economic growth. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

The tracks are set: South Phoenix rail opens to a city reckoning with its future

Eduardo Barraza June 7, 2025

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Alexis de Tocqueville y la opinión pública en la era del algoritmo

Eduardo Barraza July 20, 2026

Los gallitos de la Buenos Aires: crecer en la Ciudad de México entre peleas, albures y baile

Eduardo Barraza July 18, 2026

Política mexicana desde 2006: 20 años después de una serie que retrató a un país en transición

Barriozona Magazine July 16, 2026

Diego Rivera y el muralismo mexicano: dadme los muros

Eduardo Barraza July 15, 2026

¿Qué puede enseñarnos Roberto Bolaño en la era digital?

Eduardo Barraza July 15, 2026

Centros de datos: la infraestructura del futuro ya está aquí

Eduardo Barraza July 13, 2026

Revolución mexicana: antes de las balas, llegaron las palabras

Eduardo Barraza July 10, 2026

Cuando una página del periódico era una obra de arte: el legado de los anuncios ilustrados antiguos

Eduardo Barraza July 9, 2026

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