{"id":106253,"date":"2025-12-31T13:51:57","date_gmt":"2025-12-31T13:51:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/106253\/"},"modified":"2025-12-31T13:51:57","modified_gmt":"2025-12-31T13:51:57","slug":"texas-tribunes-2025-pictures-of-the-year","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/106253\/","title":{"rendered":"Texas Tribune\u2019s 2025 pictures of the year"},"content":{"rendered":"

Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story. See our AI policy<\/a>, and give us feedback<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Texas Tribune photojournalists documented another year in Texas \u2014\u00a0one defined by turbulence, perseverance and deeply felt change. From the pink granite dome of the Capitol to student classrooms, immigrant communities, and a river town washed with tragedy, these images capture moments that shaped public life across the state.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The photo department works with multiple teams in the newsroom to cover a variety of beats. Every year, we deploy photojournalists \u2014 both staff and freelancers \u2014 far and wide to form a visual record of Texas, image by image. In December, photo editors sift through thousands of images to give you this special curation of the moments that stuck with us.\u00a0<\/p>\n

We\u2019re proud to share this work with you as we look back on the year and step forward into 2026.<\/p>\n

\"\"Edinburg, Feb. 6
How Greg Abbott took a flailing school voucher movement and turned it into a winning issue<\/a>
Gov. Greg Abbott takes a photo with students and staff after speaking about school vouchers at Parent Empowerment Night at Harvest Christian Academy. Abbott spoke about a bill proposing families receive $10,000 per student per year to use for private school tuition.
Gabriel V. C\u00e1rdenas for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, June 2
Members of the Texas Hemp Business Council deliver boxes of petitions, calling for Gov. Greg Abbott to veto to a bill which would ban THC products, at the governor\u2019s business office at the Texas Capitol on the last day of the regular legislative session.
Eddie Gaspar\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, May 28
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick displays various THC and CBD products during a news conference in the Texas Capitol.
Lorianne Willett\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, May 15
Juvenile detention, imported shrimp, forever chemicals among hundreds of bills cut off by House deadline<\/a>
Texas Rep. Joe Moody, D-El Paso, wears a clock around his neck on the last day the House could grant preliminary approval to most legislation filed by its own members.
Lorianne Willett\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, March 11
Mourners pass by the casket of former Mayor and Congressman Sylvester Turner.
Douglas Sweet Jr. for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Aug. 3
Texas House members go through security screening at Signature Aviation in Austin prior to boarding a flight to Chicago. They left the Capitol to stop a vote on new congressional maps.
Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Aug. 19
For their walkout, Texas Democrats get national attention \u2014 and partisan retribution at home<\/a>
State Rep. Miheala Plesa, D-Plano, rips up her \u201cpermission slip\u201d in front of the Texas House, vowing she will stay the night in the House Chamber in support of fellow Democrat Nicole Collier. At left is Rep. Rhetta Bowers, D-Garland, at right is Rep. Cassandra Hernandez, D-Farmer\u2019s Branch.
Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Aug. 19
The ripped-up \u201cpermission slip\u201d of state Rep. Mihaela Plesa, D-Plano, lies on the floor outside the Texas House chamber after a few House members said they would spend the night in the Texas House chamber in solidarity with Rep. Nicole Collier.
Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, July 26
Texas House redistricting committee\u2019s Houston hearing draws criticism over absence of maps<\/a>
People sign up to speak at a congressional redistricting meeting at the University of Houston campus.
Danielle Villasana for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Aug. 20
State Rep. Gene Wu, D-Houston, sits at his desk in the House chamber in Austin.
Kaylee Greenlee for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"San Antonio, Oct. 18
Attendees at the No Kings protest at Travis Park.
Brenda Baz\u00e1n for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"Conroe,Conroe, Oct. 29
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton speaks with supporters after a campaign rally.
Mark Felix for The Texas Tribunne<\/p>\n

\"\"Longview, Sept. 17
Democratic State Representative and U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico speaks with the press during a campaign stop.
Michael Cavazos for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Dec. 4
Enforcement of Texas\u2019 \u201cbathroom bill\u201d draws challenges as colleges, cities implement new policies<\/a>
Texas Highway Patrol Officers guard the women\u2019s bathroom and ask some individuals to show ID to enter.
Salgu Wissmath for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"IsabellaSan Antonio, Jan. 14
A mom, a student: How a San Antonio parent juggles school, work and child care for a better future<\/a>
Isabella Marie Mapes works a night shift from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Flamingo Wash N Fold. Mapes is a 22-year-old parent attending San Antonio College. \u201cI\u2019m so scared to fail, even when I\u2019m running myself into the ground,\u201d Mapes said.
Salgu Wissmath for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, March 1
In Texas, private firms cash in on property tax late fees, piling debt onto struggling homeowners<\/a>
Edward Lopez, Jr., partner with Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, in Linebarger\u2019s offices in Austin. The firm is the top delinquent property tax collections firm in the state.\u00a0
Montinique Monroe for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Cleveland, March 11
Jennie Treese, right, and her wife Amber Ramsey with their dog Leo and cat Hero in their home in Montgomery County. Treese inherited a home with property tax debt from her mother who died.
Annie Mulligan for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Diboll, Feb. 25
95,000 Texas children are waiting for state help to pay for day care<\/a>
Clarissa Alday spends her morning reading to children at Katherine Sage Temple Early Learning Center.
Michael Cavazos for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Pecos, March 21
Texas town pleads for help to avoid fatal traffic accidents<\/a>
Joe Keese, Pecos Chamber of Commerce president, poses for a photo amongst the rubble of the chamber\u2019s former building.
Eli Hartman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, Aug. 12
In Houston, young mothers face some of the highest barriers for college and work in the U.S.<\/a>
Jacqueline Hernandez studies containers of strawberries inside the grocery store with her 11 month-old son.
Annie Mulligan for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Edinburg, Nov. 1
A year after Donald Trump won the Rio Grande Valley, South Texans navigate changes big and small<\/a>
Roel Perez moves the last of his belongings into his car on the morning of moving to another city.
MIchael Gonzalez for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Floydada, Oct. 20
Your Halloween pumpkin probably came from this small Texas town<\/a>
Joe Castro moves pallets of pumpkins to load into a trailer at Pumpkin Pyle.
Justin Rex for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Lubbock, May 23
Texas hemp farmers frustrated with impending THC ban<\/a>
Ann Gauger looks at a hemp flower at Caprock Family Farms. \u201cHow is our farming legacy going to be passed on to future generations without learning something new,\u201d Gauger says.
Annie Rice for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Dec. 12
Southwest to expand in Austin, bring 2000 new jobs<\/a>
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks to Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan following the announcement that Southwest Airlines would create 2,000 new jobs in the city at a news conference at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
Manoo Sirivelu\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Wolfforth, May 12
The one thing Texas won\u2019t do to save its water supply<\/a>
Walt Hagood drives on his farm. Hagood utilizes \u201cdry farming,\u201d a technique that relies on natural rainfall. \u201cWe used to have a lot of irrigated land with adequate water to make a crop,\u201d Hagood said. \u201cWe don\u2019t have that anymore.\u201d Annie Rice for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Clint, Mar. 5
Running Out: Texas\u2019 water crisis \u2014 and the path forward<\/a>
Jay Ornelas, El Paso County Water Improvement District Manager (left) and Ramon Tirres (right).
Justin Hamel for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Lake o\u2019 the Pines, April 9
East Texans united to stop a water sale to Dallas suburbs \u2014 for now<\/a>
Mary Spearmon holds two of her grandchildren, Malikyi and Alajiah Elliott, at Hurricane Creek Park on the shores of Lake O\u2019 the Pines, where she would come with her late husband and their growing family to fish and enjoy the water. \u201cWhat about our future generations, our grandchildren and great grandchildren? What are they going to have if they take the lake?\u201d
Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"El Paso, Mar. 7
A woman crosses the street during a dust storm that rolled through downtown.
Justin Hamel for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Lampasas, June 5
Texas buys land for new state parks that will be developed using $1 billion voter-approved fund<\/a>
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists and staff use an anode, an electrical rod that temporarily stun fish during electrofishing for netting, during an aquatic sampling search at Yancey Creek in what will become Post Oak Ridge State Park, a newly acquired park.
Eddie Gaspar\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Hood County, Sept. 24
A North Texas community will vote to form a city in an effort to quiet down a crypto mine<\/a>
Cheryl Shadden offers treats to her horses on her land in Hood County. Shadden has lived in Hood County for around 40 years and now has the MARA cryptocurrency facility as a neighbor.
Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Hood County, Sept. 24
Cheryl Shadden looks towards the MARA cryptocurrency facility and the Wolf Hollow II power plant while being interviewed on her land. Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Blevins, May 13
Why a Central Texas farmer is on a one-man mission to stop renewable energy<\/a>
Robert Fleming watches over his cattle as they feed in a pasture that borders a neighboring solar project. Fleming is concerned that the solar development could damage the environment, his cattle and human health.
Eli Hartman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Kerrville, July 5
Photos: After Texas Hill Country flood, grief and recovery take hold<\/a>
Community members visit Louise Hays Park in Kerrville to look at the damage left behind by the deadly Fourth of July flood in Kerr County.
Brenda Baz\u00e1n for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Kerrville, July 6
Community members grieve at the Cross Kingdom Church during the first Sunday service after the floods.
Brenda Baz\u00e1n for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Kerrville, July 7
Search and recovery teams work to find people lost in the floods.
Brenda Baz\u00e1n for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Aug. 21
In response to failures and grieving parents, Texas lawmakers advance flood bills<\/a>
Parents of the Camp Mystic girls who died during the Guadalupe River flooding embrace each other in the Texas Senate chamber. They were there to view the passage of Senate Bill 1, called the Heaven\u2019s 27 Camp Safety Act, which strengthens summer camp regulations to help prevent future tragedies. Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Kerrville, July 31
A person labels a map of Guadalupe river during a joint committee hearing at Hill Country Youth Event Center.
Ronaldo Bola\u00f1os\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Sept. 5
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and state Rep. Drew Darby, R-San Angelo, holds up signed bills to the families of the Camp Mystic flood victims known as the \u201cHeaven\u2019s 27,\u201d at the Governor\u2019s Mansion. The bills, passed during the second special session of the 89th Texas Legislature, aim to enhance camp safety and protect Texans.
Manoo Sirivelu\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"
Groves, Nov. 1
Older Texans among those facing the largest price hikes for Affordable Care Act insurance<\/a>
As their dog Bentley looks on, Hebert, left, and her good friend and roommate, April Dattalo print out Hebert\u2019s results after updating her information on the Marketplace website. Last year, she discovered she had stage III breast cancer and immediately signed up for an ACA plan that she credits with saving her life.
Danielle Villasana for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Seminole, Nov. 30
Blamed for the nation\u2019s historic measles outbreak, West Texas Mennonites have hardened their views on vaccines<\/a>
John and Tina Peters sit together during the German service at the Mennonite Evangelical Church.
Manoo Sirivelu\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Seminole, Nov. 29
Sara Janzen, owner of Family Gift Shop, stands for a portrait at the window by her checkout counter.
Manoo Sirivelu\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Onalaska, June 15
Some Texans fear a looming THC ban could return them to opioids, illegal options<\/a>
Wesley Barnes, 55, smokes a joint in his home. Barnes, a Gulf War veteran who has long struggled with pain, tried legal opiates and illegal THC over the years before finding affordable and effective relief in legal hemp flower beginning in 2018.
Ishika Samant for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, March 2
Obstacles slow Texas\u2019 effort to improve conditions at substance abuse recovery homes<\/a>
House of Extra Measures residents gather during a meeting at the recovery home.
Danielle Villasana for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, Nov. 11
A person\u2019s trunk is loaded full of food during a food distribution event at Bethel\u2019s Heavenly Hands.
Antranik Tavitian for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Olney, June 30
How building a new hospital cost this rural Texas town a place to deliver babies<\/a>
Dr. Chantel Taylor sits in the unused delivery room at the Olney Hamilton Hospital. The hospital decided to close its labor and delivery unit with the construction of a new hospital in town earlier this year.
Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"JaimeMercedes, March 12
After being wrongfully deported, a South Texas man and his family navigate realities of shifting immigration policies<\/a>
Jaime plays with his 3-year-old grandson, Jaime Galvan III, at their home.
Gabriel V. Cardenas for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"El Paso, Sept. 7
The East Montana Detention Facility, a new ICE detention center being built to house up to 5,000 people, is surrounded by desert on the outskirts of El Paso, while still under construction at Fort Bliss. Paul Ratje for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, June 13
A Houston mother held by ICE must choose: indefinite detention or be deported without her family<\/a>
Margarita Avila cries on a video call as she sees her family and hundreds of protesters chant in solidarity with the detainees outside the detention center where she is being held.
Lexi Parra for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, June 1
Jos\u00e9 Avila and his sons, Jeremiah (left) and Issac (middle), attend service at their Houston church in June. Jos\u00e9 is a devout Christian, finding solace in his faith while his wife was detained.
Lexi Parra for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, May 17
Months after detaining 47 people accused of being Tren de Aragua in Austin, authorities offer no evidence of gang ties<\/a>
A Venezuelan father, who asked not to be named, and his 5-year-old son at their home. The man, his wife and two kids were swept up in an ICE raid in late March.
Ilana Panich-Linsman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Santa Teresa, New Mexico, May 3
After El Paso joined Abbott\u2019s border crackdown, the number of dead migrants in the New Mexico desert surged<\/a>
Do\u00f1a Ana County Sheriff Deputy N. Al-Abayad, left, and Detective Alan Barbosa transport a body bag containing the bones of a migrant, first found by volunteers with Battalion Search and Rescue. The discovery of migrant bodies in the desert has spiked since El Paso joined Texas\u2019 Operation Lone Star.\u00a0 Justin Hamel for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, June 10
Daniel, of Venezuela, is detained by an agent after attending his court hearing at the South Gessner Road Immigration Court.
Antranik Tavitian for The Texas<\/p>\n

\"\"McAllen, Feb. 1
A man waves a Mexican flag as hundreds of people march on South 10th Street to advocate for immigrant rights amidst local ICE raids and deportations since President Donald Trump took office. Michael Gonzalez for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Wylie, Oct. 5
Why some Texas teachers are being forced to \u201cdeadname\u201d trans students under a new state law<\/a>
Ethan Brignac, a transgender senior at Wylie East High School, started to be called their deadname by school administrators after a new law was passed, which prohibits public school employees from socially transitioning a student. Maria Crane for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Woodson, July 29
Four-day school weeks are on the rise as Texas districts look for teacher perks on a tight budget<\/a>
Casey Adams, superintendent of the Woodson ISD, second from left, speaks with the boys\u2019 athletic coaches in his district.
Desiree Rios for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, July 22
Trump vowed to end \u201cwasteful\u201d federal spending. Beloved Texas school programs got caught in the middle.<\/a>
Boys & Girls Club of the Austin Area members H\u2019Sanii Blankenship, left, and Ray play dominoes with other club members at Navarro Early College High School.
Montinique Monroe for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Hebbronville, July 30
Catalaya Avaneh Mendez plays with her sister Catiana Ester Mendez as their mother watches them at her home. The Trump administration froze funding that benefits after-school programs, placing financial stress on parents such as the Mendez. They would have to find and pay for daycare for their children if those programs ended.\u00a0
Gabriel V. Cardenas for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Dallas, Jan. 29
UT-Dallas students launch alternative newspaper after clash with administration<\/a>
Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez, editor-in-chief of the University of Texas at Dallas\u2019s alternative student newspaper, The Retrograde, hands out copies of the first edition at the student union.
Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Pharr, Oct. 3
In South Texas, Allred and Talarico compete for Latino voters by vowing to fight for working class<\/a>
Former U.S. Rep. Colin Allred poses for a photo with PSJA North High School students at their homecoming football game.
Michael Gonzalez for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Sept. 9
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon tours the Alpha School campus, an AI-driven private school, after a roundtable discussion with Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath.
Kaylee Greenlee for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, July 24
A fight to save an Austin middle school puts families at odds with Texas over how to rate schools<\/a>
Summer camp volunteer Carmen Mendoza hands out gift bags to students as they head home. Austin Voices for Education and Youth hosts a summer camp at Dobie Middle School to help students improve their scores on STAAR, the state\u2019s standardized test.
Ilana Panich-Linsman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Lockhart, June 8
Undocumented students rethink their college dreams after Texas cuts their access to cheaper tuition <\/a>
Jorge\u2019s parents brought him to the U.S. from Mexico when he was 1 year old. Now 21, he had planned on transferring from Austin Community College to Texas State University to study mechanical engineering, but he may not be able to afford it after Texas agreed to stop offering in-state college tuition rates to undocumented students living in the state. The end of the policy has thrown the education plans of thousands of students like him into disarray.
Sergio Flores for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Addison, June 10
Ale, 24, has lived in Texas since she was 5 years old and graduated from the University of North Texas in 2023 with a degree in political science. Now that undocumented students are not eligible to pay in-state college tuition rates, she worries she will not be able to afford going to the University of Texas at Austin School of Law like she had hoped.
Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Oct. 22
Protestors stand for the rejection of a federal compact on the University of Texas Austin campus during the inauguration of President Jim Davis.
Leila Saidane for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Austin, Dec. 8
Texas launches plan to open Turning Point USA chapters in every high school<\/a>
Education Commissioner Mike Morath takes a photo of the high school students in the crowd as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announces a statewide push to establish Turning Point USA chapters in Texas high schools with support from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick campaign funds.
Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"College Station, Sept. 19
How the political tide turned on Mark Welsh, the four-star general ousted as Texas A&M president<\/a>
President Mark A. Welsh III and his wife Betty are greeted by Texas A&M faculty, staff and students as he leaves campus after announcing his resignation.
\u00a0 Cassie Stricker for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Midland, Aug. 6
Five years after shedding Confederate moniker, a West Texas high school may be Lee High again<\/a>
From left, sisters Aniyah, 18, and Erinn, 16, pose for a photo with their mother, Latoya Mayberry.
Eli Hartman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"College Station, March 6
University of Texas System bans drag shows in campus facilities<\/a>
Dulce Gabbana, a local drag performer, gets ready to visit campus for Day of Drag hosted by the Queer Empowerment Council at Texas A&M University.
Ishika Samant for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Gatesville, Jan. 28
Inmates in this Texas program are leaving prison with jobs \u2014 and lower chances of reincarceration<\/a>
STRIVE graduates cheer during their ceremony inside the chapel at the Patrick O\u2019Daniel Unit.
Lorianne Willett\/The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Houston, Sept. 20
Young Texas conservatives say Charlie Kirk\u2019s death is galvanizing their religion-forward politics<\/a>
Attendees listen to Gov. Greg Abbott speak on stage during the Texas Youth Summit
Mark Felix for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"San Antonio, Oct. 30
Texas cities grapple with order to remove rainbow crosswalks as state deadline approaches<\/a>
A married couple, Gija Jones, right, and Ceeg Jones, left,\u00a0 dance on the rainbow crosswalk. The Joneses were present when the rainbow crosswalk was first installed in San Antonio. \u201cWe want to hopefully see it stay, but we may be saying goodbye. We may have some rainbows on the buildings instead of the street,\u201d said Ceeg Jones. \u201cWe are here to support the community either way.\u201d
Salgu Wissmath for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Lubbock, May 1
As lawmakers tried to name an official steak, Texas students learned how to find the best beef<\/a>
Zachary Buckley, production manager at Raider Red Meats, shows the different facilities at Texas Tech University\u2019s meat processing lab.
Jacob Lujan for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Kilgore, Dec. 5
Last Christmas: An East Texas Christmas tree farm closes after 40 years, despite booming sales<\/a>
Caroline Adams spends her afternoon unloading a Christmas tree for a customer at Danville Farms. Michael Cavazos for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Center Point, July 22
In Kerr County, some summer camps are reopening after the devastating July 4 flood<\/a>
Mario, right, holds hands with his counselor, August, as he takes a nap at a summer camp hosted by the Children\u2019s Association for Maximum Potential for people with disabilities Eli Hartman for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Edinburg, Nov. 8
Fans cheer on the UTRGV Vaqueros football team at a game against the Nicholls State University Colonels.
Michael Gonzalez for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

\"\"Hearne, Nov. 25
Redpots ignite a bonfire with torches at the 2025 Student Bonfire Burn, a long-running tradition for Texas A&M students.
Adriano Espinosa for The Texas Tribune<\/p>\n

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