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Constables named in damning DOJ report into Robb Elementary shooting running for re-election - Vimarsana News

Constables named in damning DOJ report into Robb Elementary shooting running for re-election

Two men are running for re-election in Uvalde County for law enforcement positions after being named several times in a scathing Department of Justice report on the Robb Elementary School shooting.

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Uvalde 1970 Hispanic student walkout teaching parents a new protest - Vimarsana News

Uvalde 1970 Hispanic student walkout teaching parents a new protest

One Uvalde teacher remembers the 1970 school walkout after he took a stand for Hispanic students and lost his job. That's when students said enough was enough.

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'It needs to stop': Mass shooting sparks a wave of political activism in Uvalde - Vimarsana News

'It needs to stop': Mass shooting sparks a wave of political activism in Uvalde

The father of one shooting victim has launched a write-in campaign for county commissioner. Others have traveled to Austin & D.C., to pressure elected officials to support stricter gun laws.

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"It needs to stop": Mass shooting sparks a wave of political activism in Uvalde - Vimarsana News

"It needs to stop": Mass shooting sparks a wave of political activism in Uvalde

“It needs to stop”: Mass shooting sparks a wave of political activism in Uvalde

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Uvalde shooting sparks a wave of political activism - Vimarsana News

Uvalde shooting sparks a wave of political activism

The father of one shooting victim has launched a write-in campaign for county commissioner. Other parents have traveled to Austin and Washington, D.C., to pressure elected officials to support stricter gun laws.